This piece of music by Edward Alexander MacDowell (1860-1908) is from 1896. It is one of 10 'Woodland Sketches'.
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ghosoonhwa: °_*
Shubael1809: I agree. His Scottish heritage is so evident in
this piece. The indication of a Scottish song
lingers in the sub-composition. Many dismiss him
because (like Massenet) they felt he composed
too much to his public requirement. Many
complain MacDowell's music is
overly-sentimental. I find a good deal of it
(especially this piece as played in this video)
mesmeric.
TheCinemasound: Ian Tracey recorded AD 1620 at Liverpool
Anglican Cathedral for me some years ago.
Great recording, a real earth shaker when the
32' open wood comes in. There is something very
nice about Macdowell's music.
TheCinemasound: The playing is superior to any other
MacDowell recording on you tube
luisdent: excellent. macdowell was brilliant. the
woodland sketches are my favorite...
OlegGultayev: Hello, what digital piano\keyboard do you
use?
abrahammulder: Very nice cubus!! I've printed the sheetmusic
from your site, beautiful music.
Best regards
MsPK91: WOW!! this is beautiful and
enthralling!!!!!!!!♥ playing this on
repeat, i love it!!
gentlecurrent: that's lovely! =)
yimoulee: good. Its a beautiful song. And you play it
very well.
543693The: Merci beaucoup pour ce délicieux moment !!!
Marie K
Edward MacDowell: Op. 51, No. 3 (At an old Trysting-place).
Musical Pieces 
