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Revision as of 10:59, 13 June 2019
X: 1 T:Wells Waltz M:3/4 L:1/8 F:http://lesters-tune-a-day.blogspot.com/2013/02/tune-161-wells-waltz.html?showComment=1376477469363&X=537&T=WELLSWALTZ K:D B2|A2 d2 f2|d'2 c'2 b2|a2 f2 d2|A6|A6|B4 A2| c6|c4 B2|A2 d2 f2|d'2 c'2 b2|a2 f2 d2|A6|A6|e4 f2|d6|d4:| e2|f4 f2|f2 e2 d2|g4 g2|g6|g4 g2|g2 f2 g2| b6|a6|b4 b2|b2 a2 f2|d6|f6|B6|c3 A B>c|d6|d4:|
X:2 T:Wells Waltz T:(version in key of G) C:Composer unknown L:1/4 M:3/4 Q:3/4=56 F:http://forum.melodeon.net/index.php?topic=718.0 K:G %Transposed from D P:A E|DGB|gfe|dBG|D3|D3|E2D|(F3|F2)E| DGB|gfe|dBG|D3|D3|A2B|(G3|G2):| P:B A|B2B|BAG|c2c|c3|c2c|cBc|e3|d3| e2e|edB|G3|B3|E3|F>D E/>F/|(G3|G2) :| W: W:Originally from the dulcimer playing of Mollie Whittaker of W:Wells-next-the-Sea, Norfolk. W:Mollie learned the tune from her father, Jimmy Rutland. W:When recorded, Mollie's dulcimer was tuned between G and F. W:This version was learned from the playing of Katie Howson, Haughley, Suffolk, W:on a 1-row melodeon in D. The tune also goes nicely in G (as here) or C.