Roslin Castle

Air from McGibbon's 2nd col. (1746) and Oswald's Caledonian Pocket Companion vol. IV (1752).

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Scotland
• fiddle
• viol
• viola
• gamba

[jerald1610]

Good job! I love that tune and am a big fan of the Gamba. I used to play the little treble size a long time ago (I am a violinist by profession) Post some more, as it is inspiring me to get back into the Gamba (a larger size this time). You keep the instrument alive.

[piscores]

@jerald1610 :

Thank you very much for your comments.

Miguel

[mallenalla]

so beautifully played! and the instrument too is a beauty. the tune is an old friend of mine since i love scottish folk music but this is the best wrsion of it i have found on youtube.

[piscores]

Thank you very much for your comments.

[piscores]

Hi: Thank you for your comment. I'm now waiting for a new instrument, a 7-string bass viol after Nicolas Bertrand (1701).

[MorganJhonnieCat]

Ah I love this :) x

[Gealach74]

Al final no pude probar la viola ... !!! ;)

[PerryDubya]

what is that!!? thats no cello is it?!?!

[isabellanakahara]

Very beautiful! I have played this piece on my baroque "fiddle".... Well done. *****

[MarkFingal]

mi "aire triste" escocés preferido..y muy bein interpretado

como diría alguno que yo me sé "peazo rabel que te has agenciado ñeru" XD