Annotation:Hommage à Edmond Parizeau
X:1 T:Hommage a Edmond Parizeau C:Marcel Messervier c 1981 L:1/8 Q:360 M:2/2 K:A "A"eAAe AAeA | "A"AAeA (3efeed | "A"ceAB cAeA | "A"ceAc dedc | "E"B4 BABc | "E"(3BcBAc efed | "A"c2B2 ABcA | "E"E4 ABcd | "A"eAAe AAeA | "A"AAeA (3efeed | "A"ceAB eAeA | "A"ceAc dedc | "E"B4 BABc | "E"e2d2 c2B2 | "A"Afed "E"cdBc | "A"A2c2 (3BcBA2 || |: "D"a4 f4 | "D"d3A d2fd | "A"e4 efec | "A"A2c2 (3BcBA2 | "E"B4 BABc | "E"e2d2 c2B2 |1 "A"cBAc ecef | "A"e2c2 BcBA :|2 "A"Afed "E"cdBc | \ A4 | \
HOMMAGE À EDMOND PARIZEAU. AKA and see "Reel du Commonwealth." French-Canadian, Reel. A Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). ABCC'. A tune sometimes attributed to accordion player Marcel Messervier, who arranged and popularized it after an air recorded in 1953 by Edmond Parizeau (sometimes given as Pariseau or Pariso), who called it "Reel du Commonwealth". Parizeau recorded "Dance du Procureur"/"Reel du Commonwealth" on a 78 RPM recording, Bluebird 55-5488, a label for whom he made a number of recordings.
