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'''''Miss Broadwood's Delight'': Song No. 1 Van Diemen's Land ''or'' The Gallant Poachers''' [[Media:1908 01 Van Diemans Land.pdf]]

Tune Analysis: Plagal. Hexatonic, no F (6th). Notated in the key of A minor. The tune presents as A Aeolian, but w: ord- ers for to|sail * for old|Eng\- * land But we|hope in a|short * time to|see you a-|gain.|<br>

...iew was conducted by John Howson in 1982 and published in the [[EDS Vol 45 No 1|Spring 1982]] edition of English Dance and Song. The interview is reprodu ...we were going over the same old ground. I got bored stiff. To work on the land they assumed you didn't need any brains, you only needed brute strength and

...- [[If You Ever Go Over To Ireland]] - [[Farewell My Own Dear Native Land|Volume 4]] Track 05<br /> ...garet Barry]] - [[Eileen McMahon]] - [[Farewell My Own Dear Native Land|Volume 4]] Track 13<br />

Some of the ancient airs of the Land of Song will now see the light of day for the first time in over two hundre Buff Coat [Bwff Coat / The Buff Coat Has No Fellow]

'''RVW2/2/5 Never Sail No More''' '''RVW2/2/52 Van Dieman's Land'''

* 52 I can no longer Stifle G * 158 Saw ye no my Peggy Em

W: you'll have no cause to rue;<br> W: 3. "O how can you sleep on another man's pillow<br>

W:He'll pass them all upon the road and think it is no sin.<br> W:O no, kind master, your cow I have sold,<br>

* ALLEN,Robert Clough MS, no date, UK Northumberland, Chantry Bagpipe Mus. Morpeth * ARMSTRONG,G.C. MS, no date, UK Northumberland, Chantry Bagpipe Museum, Morpeth,W.CocksColl, info

w: (O) it's|of a no- ble|gent- le- man a|high­ * way man * was|he In|<br> w: nev- er no more shall|be so.|I can sing the 12th O|What is the 12th O|12 are~the 12 a-

T: Tavers? James? (no place or date)<br> '''RVW2/1/47 [No Title]'''

* BEWICK, Robert; ''Pipe Tunes''; 1st pub 1876? N'land. reprint by Dragonfly; [http://www.mail-archive.com/nsp@cs.dartmouth.edu/ms ...ances'', reels, waltz’s strathspeys & cotillons. With their proper figures no danced at the Court of St. James’s Bathe & other polite assemblies. Adapt