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Revision as of 06:24, 31 August 2020
X:1 T:Past Ten O'Clock M:C L:1/8 R:Air N:"Composed on hearing one of the watchmen of Long Acre Singing." B:James Davie - "Mrs. Gordon of Cairness Waltz" (4 page folio with 8 tunes, c. 1822) N:Davie (1783-1857) was a music seller and violinist who had a shop in Aberdeen. He was N:also a church choir master at St. Andrew's. Z:AK/Fiddler's Companion K:F Sc2 A3B c2 F>F|(B<d) A>B {A}G2 F>c|B>c A>B G>A F>G|E2 C>C CD/E/ F/G/A/B/| c2 A>B c2 F>F|(B<d) A>B {A}G2 F>C|D>E.F^.F .G.A.B.d|[A,2F2][G,2E2][A,2F2]!fine!!fermata!||