Publications

◆ The Complete Works of Robert Carver & Two Anonymous Masses (edited by Kenneth Elliott)

The following individual items from this publication are also available separately to download:

◆ Mass Cantate Domino for Six Voices

◆ Mass Dum Sacrum Mysterium for Ten Voices

◆ Mass Fera pessima for Five Voices

◆ Sixteenth-Century Scots Songs for Voice & Lute (edited by Kenneth Elliott) 

◆ Chamber Music of Eighteenth-century Scotland (edited by David Johnson) 

◆ Five Cantatas by Sir John Clerk of Penicuik (edited by Kenneth Elliott)

◆ Fifty Seventeenth-Century Scots Songs (edited by Kenneth Elliott) 

◆ Vespers, Matins & Lauds for St Kentigern, Patron Saint of Glasgow (edited by Greta-Mary Hair and Betty I Knott)

◆ Original Highland Airs Collected at Raasay in 1812 by Elizabeth Jane Ross (edited by Peter Cooke, Morag MacLeod and Colm Ó Baoill)

◆ The Complete Works of Robert Johnson (edited by Kenneth Elliott and Elaine Moohan)

Miscellaneous Pieces Series

◆ Patrick Douglas: In convertendo (edited by Gordon J Munro)

◆ Eight Early Scottish Carols (edited and arranged by Kenneth Elliott)

◆ Ten Psalms in Reports for Four and Five Voices (edited by Kenneth Elliott)

◆ Mass ‘Deus creator omnium’ (edited by Kenneth Elliott)

◆ ‘Now Fayre, Fayrest Off Every Fayre’: Welcome Song for Margaret Tudor on her Marriage to King James IV of Scotland, 1503 (reconstructed by Kenneth Elliott)

Series of Historical Studies of Scottish Music

◆ Kenneth Elliott, The Paisley Abbey Fragments (1996) 

◆ Graham Hair (ed.), The Music of Thomas Wilson: A Symposium (currently out of print)

◆ Gordon Munro, Stuart Campbell, Greta-Mary Hair, Margaret A. Mackay, Elaine Moohan & Graham Hair (eds.), Notis musycall: Essays on Music and Scottish Culture in Honour of Kenneth Elliott (currently out of print)

◆ Katherine Campbell and Emily Lyle, Robert Burns and the Discovery and Re-creation of Scottish Song (2020)

Conference Proceedings

◆ Kenneth Elliott, Heather Kelsall, Greta-Mary Hair and Graham Hair (eds.), Musica Scotica: 800 Years of Scottish Music. Proceedings from the 2005 and 2006 conferences (2008)

◆ M J Grant (ed.), Hearing Heritage: Selected Essays on Scotland’s Music from Musica Scotica Conferences (2020). Available to read online or download for free.