Annotation:Langdaddle
X:1 T:Langdaddle N:From the playing of Oklahoma fiddler Mack Cummings, N:recorded in the field in 1976 by Jim Renner. N:Cummings said that his grandmother's uncle played this tune, and family N:lore had it that it may have come from the old world. M:C L:1/8 R:Air Q:"Moderate" D:https://www.slippery-hill.com/content/langdaddle Z:Transcribed by Andrew Kuntz K:G ((3DEF|G2)[D2B2] A2 AB| c2Ac Bc d2|G2 [D2B2][D2A2][D2B2]| [M:6/4]([Dc]B)AF G6((3DEF| [M:C]G2)[D2B2] [D2A2][D2B2] | [D2c2] Ac B-c d2|G2 [D2B2][D2A2][D2B2]|[M:6/4]([Dc]B)AF [G4B4][G4B4]|| |:[M:C]g4-g4|fgag fd2 ((3e/f/g/|a4) a4|a2 ag fd3|([B4g4]g4)| fgag fedf|e2d2g4|G2B2A2[D2B2]|1[M:6/4]([Dc]B)AF [G4B4][G4B4]:|2[M:6/4]([Dc]B)AF [G4B4][G2B2]:||
LANGDADDLE. American, Air (whole time). G Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). ABB'. The melody was a family tune from Oklahoma fiddler Mack Cummings, who said that his grandmother's uncle played the tune. Family lore suggests the tune may have come from the old world.
