NOTES
- Judson Maynard, An Anonymous Scottish Treatise on Music from the Sixteenth Century, British Museum Additional Manuscript 4911, Edition and Commentary (PhD dissertation, University of Indiana, 1961), vol.1, 6–15.
- A fuller discussion of this point appears in Kenneth Elliott and Frederick Rimmer, A History of Scottish Music (London, 1973), 26–7.
- Maynard, vol.1, 170.
- Maynard, vol.2, 301.
- The Acts of Parliament of Scotland, ed. T. Thomson (London, 1814), vol.2, 526–35.
- The Acts of Parliament of Scotland, vol.3, 14–25.
- Charles Rogers, History of the Chapel Royal of Scotland (Edinburgh, 1882), lxviii.
- Registrum Episcopatus Aberdonensis, ed. Cosmo Innes (Edinburgh, 1845), vol.1, lxi-lxv. Cosmo Innes found this information among the manuscript notes of Thomas Innes, with a note in the margin: ‘ex autographo penes D. erskine de Dunne—Copied from the originall, this 25 Janr. 1728.' This Chapter minute was brought away in 1569 when John Erskine of Dun, superintendent of Angus, ‘purged the University’ of its Roman Catholic teachers.
- Maynard, vol.1, 169.
- Maynard, vol.1, 170.
- John Knox, The Historie of the Reformation of Religion within the Realm of Scotland, ed. C.J. Guthrie (London, 1898), 154- 5.
- These events are discussed in greater detail in the Registrum Cartarum Sancti Egidii de Edinburgh, ed. David Laing (Edinburgh, 1859), xlii-xliv.
- Scottish Record Office MS. RH6/15338: Instrument on behalf of Margaret Douglas of Little Sauchie, 18 October 1551.
- Isobel Woods, The Carvor Choirbook (PhD dissertation, Princeton University, 1984), vol.1, 20–25.