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Samuel Bayard believed this Pennsylvania-collected piece to be a modern tune. He observed that the second strain is the same as the first strain in R.P. Christeson's (''Old Time Fiddler's Repertory'', vol. 1, 1973) No. 153 (untitled, but may have been called "Wrecker's Daughter" in Nebraska or "Wild Goose Chase" in Missouri, although there are other tunes by the latter name). Source for notated version: Walter Neal | Samuel Bayard believed this Pennsylvania-collected piece to be a modern tune. He observed that the second strain is the same as the first strain in R.P. Christeson's (''Old Time Fiddler's Repertory'', vol. 1, 1973) No. 153 (untitled, but may have been called "Wrecker's Daughter" in Nebraska or "Wild Goose Chase" in Missouri, although there are other tunes by the latter name). Source for notated version: Walter Neal, a middle-aged fiddler who had lived in Mayport, Armstrong County, Pa., all his life. Bayard transcribed this tune from him in 1952. Bayard (''Dance to the Fiddle''), 1981; No. 233, pg. 192. | ||
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A,2C2E2A2|A,2C2E2A2|D2F2A2d2|D2F2A2d2|E2G2B2e2|E2G2B2 ed|c2 Ac BAGB| | |||
[A,4A4] A2z2||c'c'c'c' c'2b2|a2 aa a2g2|{g}(3fgf e2 {g}(3fgf e2|d2B2G2B2| | |||
bbbb b2a2|(g4 g3)f|e2e2 (3fgf e2|c6 (c'2|c')c'c'c' c'2b2|a6 g2|{g}(3fgf e2 {g}fgf e2| | |||
d2B2G2B2|bbbb b2 a2|(g4 g3)f|e2e2f2g2|a6 z2|c4 B2 cB|ABcA E4| c4 B2 cd|.e2.f2 e4| | |||
.f2 df .g2 eg|.b2 eg .a2 ed|c2 Ac BAGB|[C4A4][C4A4]|| | |||
Revision as of 06:54, 2 March 2010
Samuel Bayard believed this Pennsylvania-collected piece to be a modern tune. He observed that the second strain is the same as the first strain in R.P. Christeson's (Old Time Fiddler's Repertory, vol. 1, 1973) No. 153 (untitled, but may have been called "Wrecker's Daughter" in Nebraska or "Wild Goose Chase" in Missouri, although there are other tunes by the latter name). Source for notated version: Walter Neal, a middle-aged fiddler who had lived in Mayport, Armstrong County, Pa., all his life. Bayard transcribed this tune from him in 1952. Bayard (Dance to the Fiddle), 1981; No. 233, pg. 192.
X:1 T:Abel Browning Tune M:4/4 L:1/8 K:A A,2C2E2A2|A,2C2E2A2|D2F2A2d2|D2F2A2d2|E2G2B2e2|E2G2B2 ed|c2 Ac BAGB| [A,4A4] A2z2||c'c'c'c' c'2b2|a2 aa a2g2|{g}(3fgf e2 {g}(3fgf e2|d2B2G2B2| bbbb b2a2|(g4 g3)f|e2e2 (3fgf e2|c6 (c'2|c')c'c'c' c'2b2|a6 g2|{g}(3fgf e2 {g}fgf e2| d2B2G2B2|bbbb b2 a2|(g4 g3)f|e2e2f2g2|a6 z2|c4 B2 cB|ABcA E4| c4 B2 cd|.e2.f2 e4| .f2 df .g2 eg|.b2 eg .a2 ed|c2 Ac BAGB|[C4A4][C4A4]||