Annotation:Aldivalloch
X:1 T:Aldivalloch M:C L:1/8 K:D (A,<D) D>E ~D>EDA,|(B,E) E>F {F}G>FED|(FA)A>B d>e {de}f>e| {e}d>B (A/2B/2d/2).F/2 E>FED:|:(A2>d2)d2>e2| {c}d2>e2 d2A2|(B2>e2) e2>f2 {ef}g>fed| {d}f>edB (Ag) f>e|{e}d>B (A/2B/2d/2).F/2 E>FED:|A,/2B,/2D/2E/2 D/2A,/2D/2E/2 F/2G/2E/2F/2 (D/2E/2).D/2.A,/2| (B,/2D/2E/2F/2 E/2)(B,/2E/2F/2) (A/2F/2)(d/2F/2) E>D|(D/2E/2F/2G/2) A>B (A/2D/2)F/2A/2 d>e| (f/2d/2)(e/2B/2) (d/2A/2)(B/2F/2) (E/2F/2G/2).F/2 ED:|L:1/16 DD/2 (dc/2d) f>d dc/2d/2 |Ddfe d2A2| E=GB^d (ed).e.f |(ga)(fg) {f}e2=d2|(fd).e.f (dA).B.d |(FA)(EF) (AB).d.e|f>de>B d>AB>F |(EFG).F E2D2:|
ALDIVALLOCH. AKA and see "Over the Moor among the Heather (1)." A slow strathspey, although the first two parts are sometimes played as a reel. Aldivalloch is a placename in the Upper Cabrach, Moray, Scotland. "Roy's Wife of Aldovalloch" also references it in the title. The Gows directed it be played "Very Slow." The American old-time reel "Arthur Berry"/"Yellow Barber" may be derived from "Aldivalloch."
