Album · 1999
Ane Short Treatise Conteining Some Reulis and Cautelis to be Observit and Eschewit in Scotti Poesie by King James VI.
Dr. Morna Fleming
Tracks
1
The place of ". . . Some Reulis and Cautelis . . ." in Scottish Literature written and read by Dr Morna Fleming
Dr Morna Fleming
28:40
2
Comment on Pronunciation Options, defined by Théo van Heijnsbergen read by George Philp
George Philp
01:39
3
Sonnet of the Author to the Reader
Dr Morna Fleming
00:53
4
A Sonnet on the moneth of May
Dr Théo van Heijnsbergen
00:46
5
Song, the first verses that ever the King made
George Philp
01:10
6
Elegie sur le Despart de la Royne Marie retournant à son Royaume d’Ecosse by Pierre de Ronsard read in Old French
Dr James Steele
05:21
7
Elegy on the Depairture o Mary Queen o Scots until her Kinrick o Scotland translaitit into Modern Scots by J K Annand
George Philp
06:47
8
A complaint of his mistressis absence from Court
George Philp
04:20
9
The Cheviot hills doe with my state agree . . .
Dr Théo van Heijnsbergen
00:55
10
Although that crooked crawling Vulcan lie . . .
Dr Théo van Heijnsbergen
00:47
11
A sonnet when the King was surprised by the Earle Bothwell
Dr Morna Fleming
00:50
12
Another of the Same
Dr Morna Fleming
01:03
13
Another of the Same
George Philp
46:04
14
To the Queene, Anonimos
Dr Théo van Heijnsbergen
46:04
15
A Sonett on Sr William Alexanders harsh vearses after the Inglishe fasone
Dr Théo van Heijnsbergen
46:04
16
The Argument (of the booke) Sonnet
George Philp
46:04