PRINTED SOURCES
There are three printed sources for this march, all published within twenty years of
each other:-
A COLLECTION of Ancient Scots Music for the VIOLIN HARPSICHORD or
German-flute. Never before Printed Consisting of Ports Salutations Marches or
Pibrachs &c. BY DANIEL DOW. Edinburgh (1776), p26
'Thug Bonny Peggie dhamhsa Pog - Bonny Peggie kiss'd me' (marked 'Slow')
A COLLECTION of Highland Vocal Airs. Never hitherto published. To which are added
a few of the most lively Country Dances or Reels, of the North Highlands & Western
Isles: And some Specimens of Bagpipe Music. BY Patrick McDonald Minister of Kilmore
in Argyleshire. Edinburgh (1784), p22
no. 141 (untitled, marked 'Rather Slow')
A General Collection of the Ancient Music of Ireland, Arranged for the Piano Forte;
some of the most admired MELODIES are adapted for the VOICE, To Poetry chiefly
translated from the Original Irish Songs, BY Thomas Campbell Esq. AND OTHER
Eminent POETS: To which is prefixed A Historical & CRITICAL Dissertation ON The
Egyptian, British and Irish Harp BY EDWARD BUNTING. Vol: 1st. LONDON, p6
'IM BO AGAS SAMHA BO.- BURN'S MARCH.' (marked 'MAESTOSO')
Burns' March
Printed sources