Also known as 'The Banks O'Doon' Ye Banks And Braes is a Scottish song written in 1791 by Robert Burns. In this song a young woman wanders the banks of the Doon river in Ayrshire. She is surrounded by the beauty of nature yet laments the cruelty that the world has shown to her - she can no longer take delight as she once did in the plants and flowers as they remind her of happier times spent…

By Scottish Folk. Arranged by Jerry Ulrich. Text: Robert Burns. For SAB Choir. (Accompaniment: Piano). Secular. 8 pages. Duration 2 min. Published by Hinshaw Music Inc.
Level: Medium Jr. High/High School or Easy Adult.

(32 Schottische Lieder fur 1-2 Voice parts, viola, cello and piano). By Iganz Joseph Pleyel. Song. For unison or 2-part voices, violin, cello and piano

(with Ye Banks and Braes of Bonnie Doon ). By Phyllis Wolfe White. For 3-part mixed choir (2-part). Octavo