| Title | Parts |
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| [] The surprise "Tither morn when I forlorn", a favourite Scots song. Voice and harpsichord or guitar the words by a Scots gentleman pub Printed and sold by Jas. Aird, Glasgow c1780 |
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| [] Old Leo, a favourite song in memory of the glorious year 1759. Voice and harpsichord or guitar composer unknown sung by Mr. I.I. of Liverpool pub Printed for & sold by Iames Aird, Glasgow c1780 |
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| [] Britannia's call, a favourite new song. Tune Come then all ye social powers. Voice and harpsichord with figured bass, with chorus in two
parts, with a version for 1-2 flutes pub Printed and sold by James Aird, Glasgow c1780 |
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| [] The British Grenadiers "Some talk of Alexander". Voice with 3-part chorus and harpsichord with figured bass, with a version for
the guitar pub Printed and sold by James Aird, Glasgow c1780 |
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| [] Aileen aroon, a favourite Irish song. Voice and harpsichord pub Printed for & sold by Iames Aird, Glasgow c1780 |
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| [] A selection of Scotch airs, adapted to the fife, violin, or German-flute. Vol 1 pub Printed and sold by James Aird, Glasgow 1784 |
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| [] Aird's 6th and last volume of Scotch, English, Irish and foreign airs, adapted for the fife, violin, or German flute. Vol 6 pub Printed and sold by A. MacGowan, Glasgow 1798 |
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| [] The broom on Cowdenknows "When summer comes". Voice and harpsichord or guitar sung at Sadler's Wells pub Printed and sold by James Aird junr., Glasgow c1785 |
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| [] Johnny and Jenny, a favourite Scots song. Voice and harpsichord; with versions for the flute and for the guitar sung by Mr. Wilson pub Printed and sold by Iames Aird, Glasgow c1785 |
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| [] Bess the gawkie "Blyth young Bess to Jean did say", a favourite Scotch song. Voice and harpsichord or guitar pub Printed and sold by James Aird, Glasgow c1790 |