
Emily Lyle: The Persistent Scholar
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Frances J. Fischer, Sigrid Rieuwerts (Eds.)
Emily Lyle: The Persistent Scholar
ISBN 978-3-88476-995-9, 304 S., kt., € 19,50 (2007)
(BASIS - Ballads and Songs, International Studies, Bd. 5)
FRANCES J. FISCHER (EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND) AND SIGRID RIEUWERTS (MAINZ, GERMANY)
“I have been East, I have been West”: Emily Lyle on the Occasion of Her Seventy-fifth Birthday
DAVID ATKINSON (LONDON, ENGLAND) AND JULIA C. BISHOP (SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND)
The Contributor as Collector: Ann Lyall and “The Fair Flower of Northumberland”
MARGARET BENNETT (OCHTERTYRE, SCOTLAND)
“It’s Mony’s the Race that I Have Run. . .”: Interpreting Macaronic Songs
VALENTINA BOLD (DUMFRIES, SCOTLAND)
Scots Songs in the Kitty Hartley Manuscript
MARY BROCKINGTON (PENICUIK, SCOTLAND)
From Palti to Lord Ingram via Tristran: A Note
MARY ELLEN BROWN (BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA, U.S.A.)
Obiter dicta: Further Thoughts on William Motherwell
KATHERINE CAMPBELL (EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND)
Betsy Johnston’s “Tam Lin” (Child 39)
SHEILA DOUGLAS (SCONE, SCOTLAND)
Willie MacPhee
FRANCES J. FISCHER (EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND)
A Comparison of Ballads in Scotland and the Faroe Islands
ALISOUN GARDNER-MEDWIN (NORTHUMBERLAND, ENGLAND)
A View from the South
JOSEPH HARRIS (CAMBRIDGE, MASS., U.S.A.)
As I Lay Dying, the Ballad
BARBARA HILLERS (CAMBRIDGE, MASS., U.S.A.)
Cuckolds and Faithful Wives: The Genesis of the Gaelic Ballad of “Peigín and Peadar”
LYNN HOLDEN (EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND)
Revenants in Love
HANS KUHN (CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA)
Appenzell Highland Songs Remembered in Australia: A personal memoir
REIMUND KVIDELAND † (PARADIS, NORWAY)
Olea Crøger – A Pioneer among Norwegian Ballad Collectors
JOHN MACINNES (EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND)
A Note on Sir Walter Scott’s “Coronach”
WILLIAM BERNARD MCCARTHY (KITTERY, MAINE, U.S.A.)
How Many Kinds of Ballads are There? Three, of Course
THOMAS A. MCKEAN (ABERDEEN, SCOTLAND)
Gettin the Wey o a Sang: Creativity in Ballad Singing
ANNE DHU MCLUCAS (EUGENE, OREGON, U.S.A.)
From Scotland to America: “Gilderoy” in Scottish and American Tune Books and Traditions
ADAM MCNAUGHTAN (GLASGOW, SCOTLAND)
Redding up the Barnyards: A Note on the Origin of the Bothy Ballad
JO MILLER (STIRLING, SCOTLAND)
Mary Macqueen’s Ballads: From Page to Performance
STEPHEN A. MITCHELL (CAMBRIDGE, MASS., U.S.A.)
DgF 526 “Lokket med runer”, Memory, and Magic
AILIE MUNRO † (EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND)
“Abbotsford Collection of Border Ballads”: Sophia Scott’s Manuscript Book with Airs
W. F. H. NICOLAISEN (ABERDEEN, SCOTLAND)
“As I cam’ in by Ythanside”: On the Function of Place Names in the Greig-Duncan Folk Song Collection
SIGRID RIEUWERTS (MAINZ, GERMANY)
Same Story – Different Fashion: An Apology for Variants
JOHN SHAW (EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND)
Between Two Waves: The Mythical Origins of the Kantele and How Music First Came to the Western Isles
LARRY SYNDERGAARD (KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN, U.S.A.)
Ballad Translation, Colonialism, and Anti-Colonialism: The Scandinavian Ballads in English
DONALD E. MEEK (EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND)
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