Jean Redpath
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Jean Redpath, MBE, (b. 28 Apryle 1937 - d. 21 August 2014) wis a sangster o Scots muisic. She wis weel-kent as a folk sangster an recordit mony o the sangs o Robert Burns.
Jean Redpath | |
|---|---|
| Born | 28 Apryle 1937 Edinburgh |
| Dee'd | 21 August 2014 Arizona Unitit States |
| Thrift | Scots muisician and sangster |
| Kent for | Robert Burns sangs |
Jean Redpath wis born in Edinburgh, an dee'd in Arizona in the Unitit States.[1] She hid bided and sang wi sangster Bob Dylan in New York whiles.[1] An she travailit athort Americae wi her sangs an wis o TV an Radio,[2] an recordit Scots folk sangs an mony sangs o Robert Burns, frae 1962 tae 1990. She becam airtist in residence in 1972 at the Wesleyan Varsity o Middletoun, Connecticut an syne at Stirlin varsity in 1979 an in 2011 at the Varsity o Edinburgh.[3]
She wis gien honorar doctorates frae the varsities o Stirlin, Saunt Andraes, Glesga an the Ryal Scottish Academie o Drama an Airt (noo the Ryal Conservatoire o Scotland). She wis makit an MBE in 1987.[3]
In 2008, Redpath wis eikit tae the Scottish Traditional Music Hall o Fame. She wis makit a Colonel of the Steet o Kentucky.[3]
The Varsity o Sooth Carolina haes an archive o Jean Redpath warks an correspondence.[4]
Leven, Fife wis whaur she wis brocht up, an haes a street cried efter hir: 'Jean Redpath Wynd'.[5]
Scots sangster, Sheena Wellington thocht Redpath wis (in Inglis) "the foremost ambassador for Scottish traditional song for more than 50 years".[1]
Discography eedit
- Scottish Ballad Book (1962)[6]
- Laddie Lie Near Me (1963)[6]
- Lilt and Laughter (1963)[6]
- Frae My Ain Countrie (1973)[6]
- Jean Redpath (1975)[6]
- Songs Of Robert Burns vol 1 (1976)[6]
- Song of the Seals (1978)[6]
- Father Adam (1979)[6]
- Lowlands (1980)[6]
- Songs Of Robert Burns vol 2 (1980)[6]
- Songs Of Robert Burns vol 3 (1981)[6]
- Songs Of Robert Burns vol 4 (1981)[6]
- Haydn: Scottish Songs (1984)[6]
- Songs of Robert Burns vol 5 (1985)[6]
- Lady Nairne (1986)
- A Fine Song For Singing (1987)
- Songs Of Robert Burns vol 6 (1987)[6]
- First Flight (1989)
- Songs Of Robert Burns vol 7 (1990)
- Leaving the Land (1990)
Fremmit airtins eedit
- Offeecial wabsteid
- Filmography an TV[2]
- Varsity o Sooth Carolina Archive collect [4]
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Sources eedit
- ↑ a b c Mclean, Pauline (22 August 2014). "Scottish folk singer Jean Redpath dies". BBC News (in Inglis). Retrieved 22 Januar 2022.
- ↑ a b "IMDB Jean Redpath". IMDb. Retrieved 22 Januar 2022.
- ↑ a b c "Jean Redpath obituary". the Guardian (in Inglis). 22 August 2014. Retrieved 22 Januar 2022.
- ↑ a b "Jean Redpath Collection". The University of South Carolina (in Inglis). SCU-RBSC-2017-4. Retrieved 22 Januar 2022.
- ↑ Caldwell, David. "What you need to know about Jean Redpath Wynd in the of Leven with the postcode of KY8 4GY". Street List (in Inglis). Retrieved 22 Januar 2022.
- ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o Horst., Pohle, (1987). The folk record source book : England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales. H. Pohle. p. 388. OCLC 19730014.CS1 maint: extra punctuation (link)