Song, Dance and Poetry of the Court of Scotland under King James VI

Abstract

List of illustrations Acknowledgements List of abbreviations Introduction: court-song of sixteenth-century Scotland 1. The ballatis preserved 2. The making of court-song 3. Alexander Scott (c.1525-c.1590) and traditions of court-song, dance and ceremony 4. Musicians and poets at the court of King James VI 5. The poet, the cherrie and the King: a reading of 'The Cherrie and the Slae' 6. Montgomerie and music 7. Younger Castalians: a court-tradition of poetry and song-making continues 8. From court to castle 9. The last Castalian: Sir Robert Ayton 10. Epilogue: courtly song in seventeenth-century Scotland Appendices Bibliography Index.

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