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Author: William Edmondstoune Aytoun (1813-1865)

Texts set to music [warning - not necessarily comprehensive]

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Killiecrankie (Sound the fife, and cry the sloganSound the fife, and cry the slogan) - J. Moonie
Pretty brooklet, gaily glancing
Sound the fife, and cry the sloganSound the fife, and cry the slogan
C. Wood: The Ballad of Dundee
J. Moonie: Killiecrankie

The Ballad of Dundee (Sound the fife, and cry the sloganSound the fife, and cry the slogan) - C. Wood
The Burial March of Dundee (Sound the fife, and cry the sloganSound the fife, and cry the slogan)
C. Wood: The Ballad of Dundee
J. Moonie: Killiecrankie

The Youth and the Mill-Stream (Pretty brooklet, gaily glancing )