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Scottish Traditional Tales
Bibliography


Books

Aarne, Antti, and Stith Thompson: The Types of the Folktale, a Classification and Bibliography (FF Communications No. 184). Helsinki, 1973.

Aitkin, Hannah (ed.): A Forgotten Heritage. Edinburgh, 1974.

Briggs, Katharine M.: A Dictionary of British Folk-Tales in the English Language: incorporating the F.J. Norton Collection. Pt. A Folk narratives. London, 1970 

Bruford, Alan J. (ed.): The Green Man of Knowledge. Aberdeen, 1982.

_____________ and Donald A. Macdonald (eds.): Scottish Traditional Tales. Edinburgh, 1994.

Buchan, Peter: Ancient Scottish Tales. Peterhead, 1908.

Chambers, Robert: Popular Rhymes of Scotland, new edition. Edinburgh, nd.

Child, Francis James: The English and Scottish Popular Ballads. 5 vols (1882). New York, 1956.

Christiansen, R. Th.: The Migratory Legends (FF Comunications No. 175). Helsinki 1958.

Ó Súilleabháin, Seán: A Handbook of Irish Folklore. Dublin, 1942

Thompson, Stith: The Folktale. New York, 1946.

Whyte, Betsy: The Yellow on the Broom. Edinburgh, 1979 

___________: Red Rowans and Wild Honey. Edinburgh, 1990 

Wilson, John Mackay: Tales of the Borders: with illustrative scenes and incidents 
(selected and edited by James Tait). London, (188-?). 


Periodicals

Scottish Studies: The journal of the School of Scottish Studies, University of Edinburgh. Edinburgh, 1957- 

Tocher. School of Scottish Studies, University of Edinburgh. Edinburgh, 1971- 


Recordings

The Muckle Sangs. The School of Scottish Studies. Edinburgh, 1975 (1979). 


CREDITS

Field Recordings: Hamish Henderson (tracks 2, 3, 4 & 6), Alan Bruford (tracks 7, 8, 9 &10), Peter Cooke (tracks 5 & 9(music)), and Linda Headlee (track 1).
Notes: Alan J. Bruford (AJB) and Hamish Henderson (HH), edited by John Shaw.
Transcriptions: Alan J. Bruford (all tracks), after Hamish Henderson (tracks 4 & 6) and Robert Garioch (track 3). "One-Eye, Two-Eyes, Three-Eyes" and "The Angel of Death" reproduced from Alan J. Bruford (ed.),The Green Man of Knowledge (1982) with kind permission of Aberdeen Univeristy Press. All others, except "Daughter Doris", reproduced from Alan J. Bruford and Donald A. Macdonald (eds.), Scottish Traditional Tales (1994) with kind permission of Polygon.
Cover illustration with kind permission of the Museum of Fine Arts, Ghent.
Mastering: Neil MacQueen

Series Editor: Mark Trewin

† In Memoriam Alan J. Bruford and Donald Archie MacDonald


 

 


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