James Johnson

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James Johnson was an 18th-century Scottish music engraver and publisher best known for compiling and publishing the influential folk song collection "The Scots Musical Museum."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 18th-century Scottish person
compiler
music engraver
music publisher
person
associatedWith Scottish folk music
traditional Scottish songs
centuryActive 18th century
countryOfWork Scotland NERFINISHED
field music engraving
music publishing
genre folk music
hasGenre folk song collection
influenced preservation of Scottish folk song tradition
knownFor compiling "The Scots Musical Museum"
publishing "The Scots Musical Museum"
languageOfWork English
Scots
nationality Scottish
notableWork The Scots Musical Museum NERFINISHED
occupation compiler of folk songs
music engraver
music publisher
placeOfActivity Edinburgh NERFINISHED
publicationType engraved music collections
roleInWork compiler of songs in "The Scots Musical Museum"
publisher of "The Scots Musical Museum"
specialization Scottish folk songs
workInfluence important source for traditional Scottish songs
influential in Scottish music history

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The Scots Musical Museum compiler James Johnson
The Scots Musical Museum publisher James Johnson