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X: 1 | |||
T:Redowa Polka, aka. JC.263 | |||
R:Polka | |||
S:John Clare,Poet,Helpstone (1793-1864) | |||
N:This is the well known Redowa Polka, although untitled in the MS. | |||
N:It raises one or two points. Firstly, polkas were not introduced | |||
N:into this country until 1848, according to V.Sylvester and | |||
N:J.Richardson, yet a couple of tunes ago we were apparently in | |||
N:1834. Secondly,whoever pricked it down was not at all familiar | |||
N:with the polka rhythm, especially the time sig. | |||
N:Either "T.Williams,1834" refers to something other than the | |||
N:collection date,or John Clare put the MS down for a few years and | |||
N:came back to it in a fit of sanity, or enthusiasm for the new dance | |||
N:rhythm, or somebody else entirely was responsible for entering this | |||
N:tune (not by any means rare in fiddlers tune books) Reference t | |||
O:England | |||
A:Northamptonshire | |||
Z:vmp.P. Headford | |||
M:6/8 | |||
L:1/8 | |||
Q:1/4=120 | |||
K:G | |||
" As Writ, see notes"\ | |||
G/B/d2dd2|dedc BB|GAB GAB|B2A2A2|! | |||
A/B/c2cc2|cdcB AA|FGA FGA|B2G2G2:|! | |||
|:G/B/d2d2c/B/|B2A AGA|A/c/ e2e2d/c/|cB BAB2|! | |||
G/B/d2d2c/e/" B"|A/c/ e2e2d/f/|g3e d/c/B/A/|B2G2G2:|! | |||
|:D2G2G/A/G/F/|E2A2A/B/A/G/|F2DE2F|G/F/G/B/e2d2|! | |||
D2G2G/A/G/F/|E2A2A/B/A/G/|F2DE2F|G2G2G2:| | |||
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Revision as of 23:14, 31 December 2016
Tune annotations
X:1 T:Redowa Polka, The M:4/4 L:1/8 K:G |:GB d2d2d2|dedc B4|GA B2GA B2|B2A2A4| AB c2c2c2|cdcB A4|FG A2 FG A2|A2G2 G4:| |:GB d2 g2d2|d2c2 cBc2|FA c2f2e2|e2d2 d^cd2| GB d2g2d2|d2c2 cBc2|FA c2f2e2|ddef g4:|| |:G2Bc BcBc|A2^cd cdcd|B2G2 A2B2|c2e2 a2g2| G2Bc BcBc|A^cd cdcd|B2G2A2B2|c2c2 c4:|]
X: 1 T:Redowa Polka, aka. JC.263 R:Polka S:John Clare,Poet,Helpstone (1793-1864) N:This is the well known Redowa Polka, although untitled in the MS. N:It raises one or two points. Firstly, polkas were not introduced N:into this country until 1848, according to V.Sylvester and N:J.Richardson, yet a couple of tunes ago we were apparently in N:1834. Secondly,whoever pricked it down was not at all familiar N:with the polka rhythm, especially the time sig. N:Either "T.Williams,1834" refers to something other than the N:collection date,or John Clare put the MS down for a few years and N:came back to it in a fit of sanity, or enthusiasm for the new dance N:rhythm, or somebody else entirely was responsible for entering this N:tune (not by any means rare in fiddlers tune books) Reference t O:England A:Northamptonshire Z:vmp.P. Headford M:6/8 L:1/8 Q:1/4=120 K:G " As Writ, see notes"\ G/B/d2dd2|dedc BB|GAB GAB|B2A2A2|! A/B/c2cc2|cdcB AA|FGA FGA|B2G2G2:|! |:G/B/d2d2c/B/|B2A AGA|A/c/ e2e2d/c/|cB BAB2|! G/B/d2d2c/e/" B"|A/c/ e2e2d/f/|g3e d/c/B/A/|B2G2G2:|! |:D2G2G/A/G/F/|E2A2A/B/A/G/|F2DE2F|G/F/G/B/e2d2|! D2G2G/A/G/F/|E2A2A/B/A/G/|F2DE2F|G2G2G2:|