Lady Elizabeth Lindsay’s strathspey

Also known as Cacklin’ Jack, Cuairt Donnchaidh Do’n Mheinn Guail, Duncan’s Trip To The Coal Mines, Highland Ancestor’s, Highland Ancestors, Lady Elizabeth Lindsay.

There are 7 recordings of this tune.

Lady Elizabeth Lindsay’s has been added to 8 tunebooks.

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One setting

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X: 1
T: Lady Elizabeth Lindsay's
R: strathspey
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
K: Amaj
f|e<Ac>B A<FFz|E>DC>D E>A,A,/z f|e<Ac>B A<FF>A|c<ec>A ~B2 (3(eaf)|
e<Ac>B A<FFz|(E<D)C>D E>A,A,/z f|e<Ac>B A<FF>A|c<ec>A ~B2 (B<c)||
A>Bc>d e>A ~c2|(e<A)c>e e<Ac<a|A>Bc>d e>A (3(cBA)|e<fe<c ~B2 (B<c)|
A>Bc>d e>A ~c2|(e<A){d}c>e e<AA<a|f<fe>c d>Bc>A|c<fe>c B2 (3(eaf)||

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Lady Elizabeth Lindsay’s

From the playing of Alex Francis MacKay. This is one that you have to hear to get the rests sounding good in the first part and the use of some double stops in the second. To my ears MacKay’s treatment of the B part is reminiscent of the way old-time players will let the bow cause some “accurate inaccuracies” across strings to get a full sound. It is also played in B flat.