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'''SHE GRIPPED AT THE GREATEST ON'T.''' AKA and see "[[East Neuk of Fife]]." Scottish, Air (cut time). G Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AABB. Composed by James Oswald (1711 69), but, with slight alterations, better known and still popular today as | '''SHE GRIPPED AT THE GREATEST ON'T.''' AKA and see "[[East Neuk of Fife]]." Scottish, Air (cut time). G Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AABB. Composed by James Oswald (1711 69), but, with slight alterations, better known and still popular today as [[East Neuk of Fife]] | ||
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Revision as of 14:39, 26 February 2020
X:1 T: She griped at ye greatest on't M:C| L:1/8 R:Country Dance Tune B:James Oswald - Caledonian Pocket Companion, Book 4 (1760, p. 5) Z:AK/Fiddler's Companion K:G (DE)|G4G3B| dBGB dBGB|A4 A3g|edeg edeg| G4 G3B|dBGB d3B|A3B GABA|{A}G2E2E2:| |:(dc)|B2G4 (dc)|TB2 (AG) G2 (ed)|Tc2A4 (ed)|Tc2 (BA) A2 (dc)| B2G2d2G2|g2G2 d3B|(AG)(AB) dBAB|{A}G2E2E2:| |:(Bc)|dBG2 dBGg|dB G2 dBGB|ecA2 ecAa|ecA2 ecAc| dBGg dBGB|dBge {e}Td3B|ABge dBAB|{A}G2E2E2:| |:(ef)|gdBd GgBg|GgBg GgBg|aece Aece|Aece Aece| gdBg GgBg|GBge {e}d3B|ABge dBAB|{A}G2E2E2:| |:(DE)|GdTB2 GdBg|GBdB gdBG|Aec2 Aeca|Acec aecA| GdTB2 GdTB2|GBgB GBdB|Agfe dBAB|{A}G2E2E2:| |:(dc)|BGBd G2g2|dBcA G3e|cAce A2a2|cAec A3d| B2 (BG) d2 (dB)|g2 gd b3a|gedB AGAB|{A}G2E2E2:|]
SHE GRIPPED AT THE GREATEST ON'T. AKA and see "East Neuk of Fife." Scottish, Air (cut time). G Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AABB. Composed by James Oswald (1711 69), but, with slight alterations, better known and still popular today as East Neuk of Fife
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