Land of the Mountain and the Flood / The Ship o' the Fiend / The Dowie Dens o' Yarrow / Jeanie Deans / The Lay of the Last Minstrel
Checking favorite status…Land of the Mountain and the Flood / The Ship o' the Fiend / The Dowie Dens o' Yarrow / Jeanie Deans / The Lay of the Last Minstrel (1995), Format unverified, on Hyperion. Music by Hamish MacCunn, performed by Martyn Brabbins, BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, Lisa Milne, Stephen Gadd; 18 tracks.
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Hamish MacCunn - Jeanie Deans: Introduction
Martyn Brabbins, BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, Stephen Gadd
Jeanie Deans: "I love a lass that's fair to see" (Dumbiedykes)
Hamish MacCunn - Jeanie Deans: "I love a lass that's fair to see" (Dumbiedykes)
Martyn Brabbins, BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, Stephen Gadd
Jeanie Deans: "What can it be that weighs upon my spirit?" (Jeanie)
Hamish MacCunn - Jeanie Deans: "What can it be that weighs upon my spirit?" (Jeanie)
Jeanie Deans: "Why com'st thou thus, dear sister?" (Jeanie)
Hamish MacCunn - Jeanie Deans: "Why com'st thou thus, dear sister?" (Jeanie)
Jeanie Deans: "O God, whose eyes can never look on sin" (Jeanie)
Hamish MacCunn - Jeanie Deans: "O God, whose eyes can never look on sin" (Jeanie)
Martyn Brabbins, BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, Graeme Danby
Jeanie Deans: "O friends, I said but now" (Deans)
Hamish MacCunn - Jeanie Deans: "O friends, I said but now" (Deans)
Jeanie Deans: "Nay, neighbour, take it not so hard" (Chorus)
Hamish MacCunn - Jeanie Deans: "Nay, neighbour, take it not so hard" (Chorus)
Martyn Brabbins, BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, Stephen Gadd
Jeanie Deans: "O father, father, shame indeed is mine" (Effie)
Hamish MacCunn - Jeanie Deans: "O father, father, shame indeed is mine" (Effie)
Martyn Brabbins, BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, Lisa Milne
Jeanie Deans: "Thou hast shamed our honest blood!" (Deans)
Hamish MacCunn - Jeanie Deans: "Thou hast shamed our honest blood!" (Deans)
Jeanie Deans: "Oh! would that I again could see" (Effie)
Hamish MacCunn - Jeanie Deans: "Oh! would that I again could see" (Effie)
Martyn Brabbins, BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, Lisa Milne
Jeanie Deans: "Sleep for the day is done" (Effie)
Hamish MacCunn - Jeanie Deans: "Sleep for the day is done" (Effie)
Martyn Brabbins, BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, Lisa Milne
Jeanie Deans: "O Effie, darling, love!" (Staunton)
Hamish MacCunn - Jeanie Deans: "O Effie, darling, love!" (Staunton)
Martyn Brabbins, BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, Lisa Milne
Jeanie Deans: "That shout! the people have their victim safe" (Staunton)
Hamish MacCunn - Jeanie Deans: "That shout! the people have their victim safe" (Staunton)
Martyn Brabbins, BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, Lisa Milne