Annotation:Garden Shiel: Difference between revisions

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GARDEN SHIEL. AKA and see "Miss Downie's Strathspey," "Honest Duncan." Scottish. The tune was claimed by Duncan MacIntryre (as "Miss Downie's Strathspey"), in his 1795 publication. It is sometimes attributed to Robert Petrie (as who printed it as "Garden Shiel") in his Third Collection, 1802, although Petrie himself did not claim it in his work. It was published without author credit by Gow as "Honest Duncan" in Repository, Part Second, 1802.

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-'''GARDEN SHIEL'''. AKA and see "[[Miss Downie's Strathspey]]," "[[Honest Duncan]]." Scottish. The tune was claimed by Duncan MacIntryre (as "[[Miss Downie's Strathspey]]"), in his 1795 publication. It is sometimes attributed to Robert Petrie (as who printed it as "Garden Shiel") in his ''Third Collection''', 1802, although Petrie himself did not claim it in his work. It was published without author credit by Gow as "[[Honest Duncan]]" in '''Repository, Part Second''', 1802.
+'''GARDEN SHIEL'''. AKA and see "[[Miss Downie's Strathspey]]," "[[Honest Duncan]]." Scottish. The tune was claimed by Duncan MacIntryre (as "[[Miss Downie's Strathspey]]"), in his 1795 publication. It is sometimes attributed to Robert Petrie (as who printed it as "Garden Shiel") in his '''Third Collection''', 1802, although Petrie himself did not claim it in his work. It was published without author credit by Gow as "[[Honest Duncan]]" in '''Repository, Part Second''', 1802.
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