Tracklist

A1	Midwinter Blazen
A2	Een Kinderlien So Loovelick
A3	Wees Nu Verblijd In 't Mensen Heelal
A4	Drie Koningen - Driekoningen Geef Mij Een Nieuwe Hoed
A5	'k Heb Zolang Met De Foekepot Gelopen
A6	Allelujah Den Blijden Toon
A7	Pinksterliedje
A8	Sintermaarten Heuveltje
A9	Curacao 'k Heb Jou Zo Menigmaal Bekeken
A10	Toen De Koekoek In De Toren Zat
A11	Drie Schutterbroers
A12	Daar Was Eens Een Juffrouw Fijn
A13	Jan Albers
A14	Bom Bom Baaiere
A15	En Daar Zou Er Een Magetje Vroeg Opstaan
A16	O Dag, O Langgewenste Dag
B1	Handje Sleug Jantje / Ik Zei Litje Pieter / Suikerjantje
B2	Der Wasse Twij Koningskinder
B3	Wie Bint Nog Vrijgezellen
B4	Ain Boer Wol Moar Zien Noaber Tou
B5	Altijd Is Kortjakje Ziek
B6	Skotse Trije
B7	Riepe Garste
B8a	De Grofkop
B8b	Boerenschots
B9a	Ap Sap Sieprien
B9b	Sound Of The "Huppe"
B10	Een Boer En Een Boer En Een Edele Boer
B11	Het Vrouwtje Van Stavoren

Credits

• Compiled By – Mrs. Will. D. Scheepers

Notes

A1 - Recorded in Twente (Provincie Overijssel)
A4 - Sung by children in the province of North Brabant
A5 - Sung by children at Kloetinge (Zeeland)
A6 - Song from Ootmarsum in the province of Overijssel
A7 - A Whitsun-song from the Island of Terschelling
A8 - On the 11th of November the children of Terschelling celebrate the feast of Sinte-Marten
A9 - A Seaman's song from the island of Terschelling
A10 - Sung by Mrs. Kikkert at Braamberg (Drente)
A11 - Sung by three people at Braamberg (Drente)
A12 - The province of Overijssel
A13 - Sung by men and women of the province of Friesland
A14 - A children's song from Volendam (Noord-Holland)
A16 - Province of Noord-Holland
B1 - Children's dance-songs from the Island of Schiermonnikoog in the Nothern part of Holland
B2 - This song is the version from Groningen of a song that is well-known all over the Netherlands
B3 - An old tavern-song from Groningen
B4 - Sung by girls of the province of Groningen
B5 - Sung by a woman in Amsterdam
B6 - Sung and danced by men and women in Leeuwarden (Province of Friesland)
B7 - Sung and dancer by a group of peasants from Gorssel (Gelderland) and accompanied by an accordion
B8a - A wedding dance (round) from West-Friesland
B8b - A scottish dance from West-Friesland. The accompaniment of the Scottish is mostly a violin tuned in a high pitch.
B9a - A folkson sung by a man from the province of Drente
B9b - A musical instrument from the province of Drente
B10 - A song from the Island of Terschelling. Possibly from the 18th century
B11 - A folksong sung by a woman from Amsterdam

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Matrix / Runout (Runout side A): FM 4036 A DT
• Matrix / Runout (Runout side B): FM 4036 B DT