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Sheet Music for "Galopp GC (GL07291)"Galopp GC (GL07291)GaloppGD7GD7GD7CGD7GCGD7GG12CDmG7CDmG7CFineAmE7AmG12D7GDmF/CB♭Dm/AG7>Teil CParts: ABCDCSource: Hanny Christen. Bd.IV Aargau, Basel I. S.276 (GL07291) orig. G,CRepertoire der "Jourdan-Musig", Muttenz. S.270-353Überliefert durch Herrn Mesmer, Mai 1941
X:2 T:Galopp GC (GL07291) S:Hanny Christen. Bd.IV Aargau, Basel I. S.276 (GL07291) orig. G,C S: Repertoire der "Jourdan-Musig", Muttenz. S.270-353 S:Überliefert durch Herrn Mesmer, Mai 1941 %%MIDI program 21 R:Galopp M:2/4 L:1/8 K:G %%MIDI gchordon d/d/ |: "G"dB GB | DG Bd/d/ | dB GB | DG B>d | ("D7"d2.A>)d | (d2.A>)d | (d2.A>)c | "G"B>A Gz :: "D7"c3 (B/G/) | .^G.A .B.c | "G"e3 (d/^c/) | .d.e .f.g | ("D7"g2.f2) | ("C"f2.e2) | ("G"e2d)>e | .d2z2 | "D7"c3 (B/G/) | ^GA Bc | "G"e3 (d/^c/) | de fg | "C"g2 G>A | "G"B2e>d | "D7"d2 A>B |1 "G"G2z2 :|2 "G"G2 G>G || [K:C] |: ("C"e2c2) | (G2E2) | ("Dm"D2A2) | A3F | ("G7"D2B2) | B2AB | "C"c2 (e2 | G2) G>G | e2c2 | G2E2 | ("Dm"D2A2) | A3F | ("G7"D2B2) | B2AB | ("C"c4 |1 c).B .c.d :|2 c2) "_Fine"z2 |] "Am".e2.B2 | .c2 .A2 | "E7"B2 e>d | "Am".c2.A2 | "G".d2.A2 | .B2.G2 | T"D7"A2 d>^F | "G"G2z2 | "Dm".d.e .f.e | .d2"F/C"z2 | "Bb".d.e .f.e | .d2"Dm/A"z2 | "G7".f.g .a.g | .f.e .d.c | .B2.g2 | .g2"_>Teil C"g2 || W:Parts: ABCDC % GL07291 % May 27, 2017



HELTER SKELTER. AKA and see - Dance Terpsichore, Sticks and Stones, Helter Skelter Gallop, Über Stock und Stein, Over Sticks and Stones Galop." Old-Time. USA, Arkansas. In the repertoire of Lon Jordan of Farmingham, Arkansas. The melody appears as "Helter Skelter, or Over Sticks and Stones Galop" in Paul De Ville's The Concertina and How to Play It (New York, Carl Fischer, 1905). It was written in 1863 by German composer Carl Faust (1825-1892), and several editions were published in America. There is a version of it in the Haynes Family Manuscript from the 1860's & 1870's in Western Oregon.


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Printed sources : - Williams, The Haynes Family Manuscript (2010), p. 40

Recorded sources : - Voyager 375 "Tunes from the Haynes Family Manuscript" (2011)




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