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'''FINDLAY'''. Scottish. Bayard (1981) sees this tune as one of the "special developments" of the tune best known as "[[Boyne Water (1)]]," which first began as "[[Playing Amang the Rashes]]," to be found in William | '''FINDLAY'''. Scottish. Bayard (1981) sees this tune as one of the "special developments" of the tune best known as "[[Boyne Water (1)]]," which first began as "[[Playing Amang the Rashes]]," to be found in William Graham’s '''Flute Book''' of 1694. | ||
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FINDLAY. Scottish. Bayard (1981) sees this tune as one of the "special developments" of the tune best known as "Boyne Water (1)," which first began as "Playing Amang the Rashes," to be found in William Graham’s Flute Book of 1694.
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