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'''LORD STRANGE'''. AKA and see "[[Lon Sclater Hornpipe]]," "[[Lonsdale Hornpipe (The)]]." English, | |f_annotation='''LORD STRANGE'''. AKA and see "[[Lon Sclater Hornpipe]]," "[[Lonsdale Hornpipe (The)]]." English, Triple or 'Old' Hornpipe (3/2 time). England, NorthWest. D Major. Standard or ADae tuning (fiddle). AABBCCDDEEFFGGHHIIGG': ABCDEFGHIJ (Offord). The tune is better-known today under the "Lonsdale Hornpipe" title. An excerpt from the tune (under the "Lonsdale Hornpipe" title) appears in John Offord's article "Lancashire and Cheshire Hornpipes" ('''English Dance and Song''', Summer 1990, 52{2}). The melody appears in Thomas Marsden's '''Collection of Original Lancashire Hornpipes Old and New''' (1705) as "Old Lancashire or Lon Sclater Hornpipe." | ||
|f_source_for_notated_version="From an unknown MS" [Knowles]. The anonymous ms., thought to have been from the late 18th century, is in the Vaughn Williams Library. | |||
|f_printed_sources=Knowles ('''A Northern Lass'''), 1995; p. 13. John Offord ('''John of the Green: Ye Cheshire Way'''), 1985; p. 57. | |||
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X: 1 T:Lord Strange. VWMLa.037 R:thp S:Anon. MS, late 18thC, Vaughan Williams Mem. Library O:England;Yorkshire Z:vmp/efdss.Simon Wilson. Reviewed PJH 2008. M:3/2 L:1/8 Q:1/2=120 K:D AG|:F4A4d4|F2DFA2BAG2AG|F4A4=c4|E2EFG2GAB2AG:| |:F2DFA2FAd2AG|F2DFA2BAG2AG|F2DFA2FA=c4|E2EFG2GAB2AG:| |:F2(DF) (AF)(dF) (AF)(dF)|F2(DF) (AF)(AF) (BG)(BG)| F2(DF) (AG)(dF) (AF)(dF) |E2(cE) (cE)(cE) (cE)(cE):| |:d2f2d2f2d3A|d2f2d2f2cdec|B2g2B2g2Bcdc|A2a2A2ed dcBA:| |:agfe defga3b|agfe defdg3a|fedc Bcde fgaf|edcBA2ed dcBA:| |:"^sic"d2(fd)(fd)d3A|" "icd2(fd)(fd) (ec)(ec)| B2(gB)(gB) (gB)(gB) (gB)|A2(aA) (aA)(aA) dcBA:| |:d2FAd2FAd3e|d2FAd2FA=c3d|B2GAB2GAB2GA|c2ABc2ed dcBA:| |:dAFA dAFAd3e|dAFA dAFA=c3d|BAGF EFGA BcdB|edcBA2ed dcBA:| |:DEFGA2GFA2A,2|DEFGA2GF EFGE|DEFGA2GFA2A,2|"^sic"C2E2C2E2GF:| |:DF dF DF dFA,3F|DF dF DF dFE3F|DF dF DF dFA,4|C2E2C2EFG2FE:|
LORD STRANGE. AKA and see "Lon Sclater Hornpipe," "Lonsdale Hornpipe (The)." English, Triple or 'Old' Hornpipe (3/2 time). England, NorthWest. D Major. Standard or ADae tuning (fiddle). AABBCCDDEEFFGGHHIIGG': ABCDEFGHIJ (Offord). The tune is better-known today under the "Lonsdale Hornpipe" title. An excerpt from the tune (under the "Lonsdale Hornpipe" title) appears in John Offord's article "Lancashire and Cheshire Hornpipes" (English Dance and Song, Summer 1990, 52{2}). The melody appears in Thomas Marsden's Collection of Original Lancashire Hornpipes Old and New (1705) as "Old Lancashire or Lon Sclater Hornpipe."
