Walk in the Parlor (1)

Tune annotations

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X:1
T:Walk in de Parlor [1]
M:4/4
L:1/8
R:Air
N:"Arranged by E.P. Christy and sung by Thos. Vaughn of Christy's Minstrels"
S:Sheet music published by Jaques & Brother, 385 Broadway
K:A
"Allegro"A>B|c>EE>E F>EA>B|c>Ae>c B2 A>B|c>EE>E F>EA>B|
c>Ae>c A2 A>B|c>EE>E F>EA>B|c>Ae>c B2 A>B|c>EE>E F>EA>B|
c>Ae>c A2"Verse"(AB)|c>E E>E FE A>B|c>A e>c B B (AB)|c>E E>E (FE) A>B|c A e c A A (AB)|
c>E E>E (FE) A>B|c>A e>c B2 (AB)|c>E EE F>E AB/ B/|c>A e>c A2 zE|
(Ac) e2 (Ac) e2|(A>c) e>c B2 z2|A>c e>e e2 e e|f e c A B4||
"Chorus"A>c e>e e2 a e |f>e c>A B2 (AB)|c>E E>E F E A>B|c>A e>c A2 "Instrumental"A>B|
c>EE>E F>EA>B|c>Ae>c B>EA>B|c>EE>E F>EA>B|c>Ae>c [A2c2e2a2]||

X:1
T:Walk in de Parlor [1]
M:4/4
L:1/8
R:Air
B:Gumbo Chaff - The Complete Preceptor for the Banjo (1851, p. 11)
N: A later edition of the earliest known banjo tutor, published in 1848.  It was written by Elias Howe, whose pseudonym Gumbo Chaff
N:is taken from Thomas Dartmouth Rice's 1834 blackface character.  The 1851 edition was published in Boston by Oliver Ditson.
N:In 1850 Howe sold some of his works to Ditson (this one among them) and agreed not to publish similar works for ten years.
Z:AK/FIddler's Companion
K:G
GA|B>DD>D EDG>A|B>Gd>B AAGA|B>DD>D ED G>A|BGdB GGGA|
B>DD>D EDG||A|B>Gd>B A2 GA|B>DDD E>D GA/A/|G>Bd>B G2 z [DF]|
GB d2 GBd2|T>Bd>B A2 z2|G>Bd>d d2 dd|edBG A4|
G>B d>d d2 gd|e>d B>G A2 [GB]A|B>DD>D EDG>A |B>Gd>B G2 z2||

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