There’s Lilt in the Song (2002)
£5.00
A selection of new and traditional Scots songs from the National Youth Choir of Scotland featuring arrangements by Stephen Doughty, Tommy Fowler and Ken Johnston.
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A selection of new and traditional Scots songs from the National Youth Choir of Scotland featuring arrangements by Stephen Doughty, Tommy Fowler and Ken Johnston. There’s Lilt in the Song is a selection of choral items and solos (performed by choir members) that will alternately tug at your heart strings and set your toes tapping. There’s even a surprise honorary ‘Scots’ song to finish with!
- Dream Angus
- Loch Lomond
- Griogal Cridhe
- Island Spinning Song
- No Man’s Land
- The Wee Cooper O’ Fife
- Kelvingrove
- Air Falalalo
- My Heart is Sair
- The Banks of Inverurie
- John Anderson My Jo
- A Highland Lad
- O Gin I Were A Baron’s Heir
- Westering Home
- Lullaby
- By Yon Castle Wa
- Flow Gently, Sweet Afton
- The Drummer and the Cook
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