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Theme code Index	1H1H2H3H 1H1H 2H1H
Also known as
Composer/Core Source
Region	United States
Genre/Style	Military
Meter/Rhythm	March/Marche
Key/Tonic of	D
Accidental	2 sharps
Mode	Ionian (Major)
Time signature	6/8
History
Structure	ABCD
Editor/Compiler	Biography:M.E. Eames
Book/Manuscript title	Book:M.E. Eames music manuscript collection
Tune and/or Page number	p. 75
Year of publication/Date of MS	1859
Artist
Title of recording
Record label/Catalogue nr.
Year recorded
Media
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City Guards (1): Annotations

X:1 T:City Guards Quickstep [1] M:6/8 L:1/8 R:Quickstep March S:M.E. Eames music manuscript collection (1859, p. 75) N:Drone 'D' note for first six measure of 3rd strain Z:AK/Fiddler's Companion K:D A|d2A dcd|ede faf|d2A dcd|efe dcB| d2A dcd|ede faf|A2d e2d|cBc d2!fermata!|| e|eee f2e|ccc d2c|AAA B2A|G3 F2d| eee f2e|ccc d2c|AAA B2A|G3 F2|| D|FFF FFF|FFF FFF|GGG GGG|GGG GGG| AAA AAA|AAA AAA|F2G F2G|A2d A2|| d|fff fff|fff f2B|dcB dcB|c2 F F2d| fff fff|fff f2B|dcB dcB|f3 f2!D.C.!||

City Guards (1): Annotations

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-'''CITY GUARDS'''. Related to "[[Rustic Reel (2)]]," "[[Libby Prison Quickstep]]," "[[First Western Change]]," and "[[O Dear Mother My Toes Are Sore (1)]]" in the first strain. The City Guards, at least in Edinburgh, were the precursors to the official police force, established around 1696. They were abolished in that city in November, 1817, after which the police assumed all their remaining duties. The populace, at least in the latter years, called them "The Toon Rottens," according to Henry Cockburn (1779-1854), writing in his posthumous memoir '''Memorials of His Time''' (1856):
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-''according to circumstances. At this period they amounted, I conjecture, to about 200,''
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-''regimented like ordinary soldiers. They were all old, hard-featured, red-nosed veterans;''
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-''burgher militia, where the pay was better than nothing, and the discipline not quite''
-''consistent with whisky, while the service was limited to keeping the peace within the''
-''city. Naturally disliked by the people they were always asserting their dignity by testy''
-''impatient anger. This excited the mischief and the hostility of the boys, by whom their ''
-''small remains of temper were intolerably tried; and between the two there never ceased ''
-'' to be a cordial and diverting war. Their uniform was a red coat turned up with blue, a ''
-''red waistcoat, red breeches, long black gaiters, white belts, and large cocked hats bound ''
-''with white worsted ribbon. They had muskets and bayonets, but rarely used them; for''
-''their peculiar weapon was the old genuine Lochaber axe-a delightful implement. One''
-''saw Bannockburn in it. One of these stern half-dotard warriors used to sit at each side ''
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-''and looked so severe, with their rugged weather-beaten visages, and hard muscular trunks, ''
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