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| Depth | Basic |
| Readability | Acceptable |
| No. 23 Quadrille, Figure 4 Click on the tune title to see or modify No. 23 Quadrille, Figure 4's annotations. If the link is red you can create them using the form provided.Browse Properties <br/>Browse/:No. 23 Quadrille, Figure 4
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| Theme code Index
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53H2H1H 1H555
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| Region
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United States
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| Genre/Style
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| Meter/Rhythm
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Quadrille/Kadrilj
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| Key/Tonic of
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D
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| Accidental
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2 sharps
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| Mode
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Ionian (Major)
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| Time signature
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2/4
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| History
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USA(Western/Pacific)
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| Structure
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AABB
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| Editor/Compiler
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J. E. Sedlak
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| Book/Manuscript title
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J. E. Sedlak music manuscript
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| Tune and/or Page number
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No. 23
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| Year of publication/Date of MS
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1863
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| Score (1)
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X:1
T:No. 23 Quadrille, Figure 4
C:
N:From the J.E. Sedlak manuscript, Portland, Oregon 1863. Sedlak, originally from
N:Bohemia, was a musician, music instructor, and dance band leader in Portland, Oregon
N: in the 1860's and 1870's. The first strain of this tune is from Daniel Auber's 1830
N:opera "Fra Diavolo."
M:2/4
K:D
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^deA2 deA2|agef d2:||:z2|fff2 ddd2|AAA2 FFF2|fff2 ddd2|
AAA2 FFF2|a^gab c'bge|gfaf d'afd|fegf agec|d2f2 d2:|
