And ye shall walk in silk attire
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| Theme code Index | 3H4H1T2T 5H6H3H1H |
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| Composer/Core Source | Biography:"By a nobleman." |
| Region | Canada |
| Genre/Style | Scottish |
| Meter/Rhythm | Air/Lament/Listening Piece |
| Key/Tonic of | C |
| Accidental | NONE |
| Mode | Ionian (Major) |
| Time signature | 2/4 |
| History | CANADA(Maritimes/English) |
| Structure | One part |
| Editor/Compiler | James Barry |
| Book/Manuscript title | Book:James Barry music manuscript |
| Tune and/or Page number | No. 1534, p. 463 |
| Year of publication/Date of MS | 19th cent. |
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| Title of recording | |
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| Score (1) | |
X:1
T:And ye shall walk in silk attire
C:"By a nobleman."
M:2/4
L:1/8
R:Air
B: James Barry music manuscript collection (19th cent., No. 1534, p. 463)
N: Barry (1819-1905) was a miller and fiddler who lived at
N:Six Mile Brook, Pictou County, Nova Scotia.
F: https://jamesbarrymusic.ca
Z:AK/Fiddler’s Companion
K:C
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