Now this should excite a lot of you, especially harp aficionados.
Ancient Scottish music played on the Harp of Mary, Queen of Scots, (well a replica actually as the original is preserved in the National Museum of Scotland).
Regardless of the minor glitch, here we have the music that had them 'dancing in the aisles' in the 13th to 18th centuries, though maybe not the church music.

Part 1: Medieval Church Music:
1) Vir Perfecte.
2) Vir Iste.
3) Kyrie Virginitatus Amator.
4) Salve Splendor.
5) Pater Columba.
6) Ex Te Lux Oritur, O Dulcis Scotia.
7) Nobilis Humilis.
Part 2: Medieval Instrumental Music:
8) Burns March.
9) Battle of Hara Law.
Interlude: 17th & 18th Century Clarsach Music:
10) Rory Dall's Port (Jig)
11) Da Mihi Manum.
12) Cumh Easpuic Earra-ghaoildheal.
Part 3: The Queen Mary Harp at Lude House:
13) Air by Fingal.
14) Air by Fingal.
15) Air by Fingal.
16) McLoud's Salute.
17) Lude's Supper.
18) Port Lennox.
19) Port Gordon.
20) Oran air Cath Sliabh an t Siorraimh.
21) Port Athol.
Postlude:
22) The Flowres of the Forrest.

Now this should excite a lot of you, especially harp aficionados.
Ancient Scottish music played on the Harp of Mary, Queen of Scots, (well a replica actually as the original is preserved in the National Museum of Scotland).
Regardless of the minor glitch, here we have the music that had them 'dancing in the aisles' in the 13th to 18th centuries, though maybe not the church music.

Lineup

Simon Chadwick - Early Clarsach
with
Mairead Murnion - Gaelic Song.