‘Sangs of the Scottis Reformatioun’ will continue with its fourth concert of 16^th century song in the Scots language, sung by Sang Scule, conducted by James Hutchinson, and with readings in Scots by Dr Jamie Reid-Baxter. The third concert will take place in Dunfermline Abbey, Fife, beginning at 7.30pm. This will feature all the surviving work of the 16^th century composer John Angus, with readings from the writings in Scots of David Fergusson (died 1598), one time minister of Dunfermline, and from the poetry of Elizabeth Melville Lady Culross. Admission costs £5 at the door but please check with the box office at the Carnegie Hall booking centre, Dunfermline at boxoffice.carnegie@attfife.org.uk or phone 01382 60 23 02. For more information about the works of John Angus please follow this link: 

http://www.ed.ac.uk/schools-departments/divinity/research/projects/wode-psalter