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Musica Scotica is a series of
scholarly editions, studies and recordings of Scottish Music under the general editorship
of Dr. Kenneth Elliott. Each volume in the main series of editions contains historical and editorial introductions, facsimiles, music and a critical commentary. The series aims to serve both practical and scholarly needs. Published in parallel with the main series is a series of volumes of miscellaneous pieces. In addition, Musica Scotica has also instituted a series of historical studies of Scottish music of all periods. A series of recordings is forthcoming.
The main series of editions was launched in October 1996 with the publication of The Complete Works of Robert Carver and Sixteenth-century Scots songs for voice & lute, both edited by Kenneth Elliott. Volume III, Chamber Music of Eighteenth-century Scotland, edited by David Johnson, was published in February 2000. Volume IV, Five Cantatas by Sir John Clerk of Penicuik, edited by Kenneth Elliott appeared in 2005. Volumes I–III were published under the imprint of Glasgow University Music Department Publications. Volume IV appeared under the imprint of Musica Scotica Trust Publications, as will future volumes. Contributions from new editors are welcome and will be considered by the Editorial Board. |