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Annotation:Key of the Cellar (3)
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X: 1 T:Key of the Cellar [3] %% Go to Berwick Johnny M:3/2 L:1/8 K:AMin B2G2 G2D2 G4 |B2G2 G2c2 ABcA|B2G2 G2D2 G4|A2F2 F2c2 ABcA:| B2d2 d2f2 Te4 |B2d2 d2B2 ABcA|B2d2 d2e2 f4|A2F2 F2c2 ABcA:| BcdB ABcA G3c|BcdB G3B ABcA|BcdB ABcA f4|A2F2 F2c2 ABcA:| G2g2 ^fgaf g4 |d2 g4 b2 a2g2|d2g2 (ag=fe) f4|A2F2 F2c2 ABcA:|
KEY OF THE CELLAR [3], THE. Scottish, "Old" or Triple Hornpipe (3/2 time). G Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AABBCCDD. The first and fourth parts of "Key of the Cellar [3]" correspond to the first and third strains of John Johnson's "Key of the Cellar (1)." The tune is contained in David Young's Young-Bodleian Manuscript (c. 1740, Bodleian Library MS Don.d.54).
