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|f_annotation=''' | |f_annotation='''SPANISH WALTX [2]'''. AKA and see "[[Manuela (La)]]." G Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AABBCCDD. This tune was often used for a waltz mixer dance in Sicilian Circle formation. A two-strain version was entered as "[[Manuela (La)]]" in the mid-19th century music manuscript book of musician M.E. Eames<ref>Although nothing is known of musician Eames, he was probably a violinist, perhaps from Philadelphia, Pa. (judging from some titles in the manuscript). </ref>. | ||
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Revision as of 03:02, 13 March 2021
X:117 T:Spanish Waltz [2] L:1/8 M:3/4 %%MIDI beat 100 95 80 S:Colin Hume's website, www.colinhume.com - chords can also be printed below the stave. N:Strains 1,2 are "La Manuela" N: Strains 3,4 are Rossini's "La tua Danza s\`i Leggier\`a" from the dance scene in his "Gulielmo Tell" opera (1829). H:Howe's Drawing Room Dances (1859) and other sources Q:1/4=120 K:G P:A |: Bc | "G"d2dgfg | "G"Bdd2GB | "D7"Acc2FA | "G"GBB2Bc | "G"d2dgfg | "G"Bdd2GB | "D7"Acc2FA | "G"G4 :| P:B |: GB | "D7"Acc2FA | "G"GBB2GB | "D7"Acc2FA | "G"GBB2Bc | "G"d2dgfg | "G"Bdd2GB | "D7"Acc2FA | "G"G4 :| P:C |: DGA | "G"B3GBc | "G"d3eBe | "D7"dcAFAe | "G"dBGDGA | "G"B3GBc | "G"d3eBe | "D7"dcADFA | "G"G3 :| P:D |: dBd | "C"g3-gfe | "G"edd2e2 | "D7"dcc2d2 | "G"cBB2(3GBd | "C"g3-gfe | "G"edd2e2 | "D7"dcc DFA | "G"G3 :|
SPANISH WALTX [2]. AKA and see "Manuela (La)." G Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AABBCCDD. This tune was often used for a waltz mixer dance in Sicilian Circle formation. A two-strain version was entered as "Manuela (La)" in the mid-19th century music manuscript book of musician M.E. Eames[1].
- ↑ Although nothing is known of musician Eames, he was probably a violinist, perhaps from Philadelphia, Pa. (judging from some titles in the manuscript).