Neil Dougall (1776-1862)

Neil Dougall (1776-1862) was a Scottish poet and composer, born in Greenock. Educated until the age of fifteen, Dougall was then apprenticed as a sailor and served during the 1793 war with the French. He was accidentally injured during a victory salute to Lord Howe in 1794, losing half of his right arm and his eyesight.  As he recovered from his injuries, he developed a fine musical talent and became a popular singing teacher as well as a tavern-keeper. He married in 1806 and had four sons and six daughters.

Dougall is the composer of about a hundred psalm and hymn tunes.

For Mary Mother Of Our Lord
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For Mary Mother Of Our Lord (Kilmarnock, Organ, 6 Verses)

For Mary Mother Of Our Lord : Recording Alternative settings of For Mary Mother Of Our Lord Tune: Kilmarnock, a

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Behold The Great Creator
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Behold The Great Creator (Kilmarnock, Organ, 5 Verses)

Behold The Great Creator : Lyrics 1. Behold the great Creator makes Himself a house of clay, A robe of

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