Annotation:Adieu ma chérie
X:1 T:Adieu ma chérie C:Joseph Plante M:3/4 L:1/8 D:Victor 263573-B (78 RPM), Joseph Plante (1929) D:Folkways RS 115, “Masters of French-Canadian Music, vol. 4” (1982) N:Transcribed by Carmelle Bégin on liner notes to Folkways RS 115 Z:AK/Fiddler’s Companion K:G G>B|:S(3ddd (3d-de (3d-dB|G3 A BG|D3 A GE|F2 (5E/F/E/F/E/ D2|c3 d ec| A3B cA|F2 (5E/F/E/F/E D2|d3 f G>B|(3ddd de dB|(3GGG GA BG|D3 A GE| F2 (5E/F/E/F/E/ D2|c3d ec|A3B cA|F2 (5E/F/E/F/E/ D2|1G3 F (3G-GB:|2 G2 (3EFE D2!fine!|| |:B2 (3B,B,B, B,A|GD B,A, B,G|F2C2C2|z2 (5E/F/E/F/E/F/ D2|c2 (3ccc cd|c E/F/E/F/ ED cD| B2G2G2|zD EF GA|B2 (3B,B,B, B,A|G/D/G/D/ B,A, B,G|F2C2C2|z2 (5E/F/E/F/E/ D2| c2 (3ccc cd|c/A/c/A/ FD CA,|G,B, DG DB,|1 G, D EF GA:|2 G, z (5E/F/E/F/E/ D2!D.S.!||
ADIEU MA CHÉRIE. French-Canadian, Waltz (3/4 time). G Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AA'BB'. Composed by accordion player Joseph Plante, known for his waltzes. Joseph Plane was born near Montreal and was a friend and near contemporary of accordion great Alfred Montmarquette. In his youth Plante was a tombola acrobat. His recordings were made in the early 1930’s, when Plante was in his 70’s, and he died in the mid-1930’s.
