Bibliography
Sheet Music Books
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Buy Neil Archbold’s book of tunes “The Cantie Musikers o’ Alyth” for £10.00 + £1.00 p&p from this address: Buailteach, Meethill Road, Alyth, Perthshire, Scotland PH11 8DE.. Tel. 01828 632971. Neil’s email address is: thetunemaker@aol.com and there is a website at: www.thetunemaker.com
Bell, J. Rhymes of Northern Bards: being a curious collection of old and new songs and poems peculiar to the counties of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Northumberland and Durham. Newcastle-upon-Tyne: J. Bell, 1812. Reprinted Newcastle: Frank Graham, 1971.
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Dawney, M. (1973). Doon the Waggon Way: mining songs from the north of England. Galliard/Stainer in association with the Leeds University Institute of Dialect and Folk-Life Studies and the English Folk Dance and Song Society.
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Text Books
Andersen, F.G. (1985). Commonplace and Creativity: the role of formulaic diction in Anglo-Scottish traditional balladry. Odense University Press.
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Brice, D. (1967). The Folk-carol of England. London: Jenkins.
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Clark, K. (1972). Folk Song and Dance: a list of books. London: National Book League: English Folk Dance and Song Society.
Colls, R. (1977). The Collier's Rant: song and culture in the industrial village. London: Croom Helm; Totowa: Rowman and Littlefield.
Dean-Smith, M. (1954). A Guide to English Folk Song Collections, 1822-1952, with an index to their contents, historical annotations and an introduction. Liverpool University Press in association with the English Folk Dance and Song Society.
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