Completely Burns

Beware o Bonie Ann

Richard Wilson reads this song written 'out of compliment to Miss Ann Masterton, the daughter of...

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O wert thou in the Cauld Blast

Read by Juliet Cadzow and written in honour of Jessie Lewars, a friend of the family, who nursed...

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The Fete Champetre

When William Cunninghame of Enterkine, Tarbolton came of age, he held a supper and ball, or Fete...

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Ay Waukin O

Lorraine McIntosh reads this hauntingly beautiful song in which a lover laments being parted from...

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Theniel Menzies Bonie Mary

Burns stopped at Stonehaven, near the River Dye, on 10 September 1787 to meet some relatives....

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Pegasus at Wanlockhead

Liz Lochhead reads this poem which Burns penned after being unable to persuade a local Farrier to...

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To the Weavers gin ye go

To The Weaver’s Gin Ye Go tells a cautionary tale - mothers, take the wool to the weaver's...

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