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| Depth | Basic |
| Readability | Acceptable |
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| Theme code Index
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1133 5511
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United States
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| Meter/Rhythm
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Reel (single/double)
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C
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| Accidental
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NONE
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| Mode
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Ionian (Major)
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| Time signature
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4/4
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| History
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USA(Mid Atlantic)
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| Structure
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AB
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| Editor/Compiler
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Samuel Bayard
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| Book/Manuscript title
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Dance to the Fiddle March to the Fife
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| Tune and/or Page number
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No. 131, p. 72
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| Year of publication/Date of MS
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1981
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Lach-Quadrille: Annotations
X:1
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T:Untitled
M:4/4
L:1/8
R:Reel
B:Bayard - Dance to the Fiddle, March to the Fife (1981, No. 131)
S:John C. Moore, an elderly fiddler from Indiana County, southwestern Pa., 1948
N:Bayard finds the tune to be of German origin.
N:see "Lach-Quadrille" in Boehme, p. 177, No. 283.
N:Bayard's source, Moore, family originally were of German extraction, spelled Mohr.
K:C
C2C2[C2E2]EF|G^FGE C2C2|B,2D2 DFED|CDEF GFED|
C2C2[C2E2]EF|G^FGE C2C2|B,2D2 DFED|C2c2c4||
e2e2c2 cA|G2 GF E2E2|g2g2 B2B2|dcBA G2G2|
e2e2c2 cA|G2 GF E2E2|g^f g2B2B2|dccB [E2c2]-[E2c2]||
Lach-Quadrille: Annotations
