Annotation:Quadrille (33)
X:1 T:Quadrille N:From the playing of Bill Stroll, recorded by Bob Christeson N:in September, 1950 M:6/8 L:1/8 R:Quadrille/Jig B:Christeson - Old Time Fiddlers Repertory (1973, No. 183, p. 131) D:Univ. of Missouri Press, Bill Stroll - Old Time Fiddlers Repertory (1976) D:https://www.slippery-hill.com/recording/quadrille-9 Z:Transcribed by Andrew Kuntz K:F c|cde fga|b2d g2f|ece a2e|gfd c2c| cde fga|b2 d g2f|ece a2g|1[A3f3][A2f2]:|2[A3f3] [Af]|| K:C ef|g3- gag|e'3e'3|d'3c'3|d3-d2c| B3-Bde|f3-fga|bag ^fga|g3- gef| g3-gag|e'3 e'3|d'3 c'3|d3-d2c| B3- Bde|f3-\fga|bag fed|1[c3e3] [ce]:|2[c3e3][c2e2]||
QUADRILLE [33]. This quadrille (a two-part jig with each part in a different key) was recorded by Bob Christeson in Sept., 1950, at the Walters family reunion from the playing of fiddler Bill Stoll, of nearby Iowa. Christeson described Stoll as an elderly, portly but distinguished man who got up to play occasionally at the gathering and who told Christeson the names of many of the tunes that Uncle Bob Walters played that day.
