Robert Burns CDs and DVDs

This is a fine compilation of some of Burns' best-loved songs performed by such notable voices as Anne Lorne Gillies and Peter Mallan

Emily Smith and Jamie McClennan present an album of lesser known gems by Scotland’s National Bard. An upbeat, happy, optimistic album. There are no broken hearts, no sad endings, just songs celebrating love, beauty and good times.

The acclaimed series, produced and compiled by Dr Fred Freeman and featuring interpretations by top contemporary Burns singers.

When Scotland's Parliament was reconvened after 292 long years in July 1999, Sheena Wellington's singing at the opening ceremony of A Man's A Man For A' That - Robert Burns' great hymn to liberty, equality and fraternity - was widely and popularly acclaimed.

Tunes from The Life and Land of Robert Burns played by Alasdair Fraser, Muriel Johnstone & Natalie Haas.

An excellent CD of the very best songs of Robert Burns. Scotland's national bard wrote many beautiful songs and who better to give them life again than Scotland's finest traditional singers and musicians

Presented by Iain Cuthbertson, this unique DVD tells the story of the tortured genius whose poverty and passion gave birth to some of literature's greatest works.

Rod Paterson is undoubtedly one of the finest interpreter of Robert Burns' songs

There is no one who interprets the Scottish tradition more beautifully or with more affection than Jean Redpath and her sensitive interpretations of the songs of Robert Burns are known and admired throughout the world.

There is no one who interprets the Scottish tradition more beautifully or with more affection than Jean Redpath and her sensitive interpretations of the songs of Robert Burns are known and admired throughout the world.