Annotation:Heel and Toe Polka (3)

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X:1 T:Heel and Toe Polka [3] M:2/4 L:1/8 R:Polka S:Ford - Traditional Music in America (1940) Z:AK/Fiddler's Companion K:G (DB)BB | (DB)BB | G/F/G/B/ ed | dA A2 ||1 (DA)AA | (DA)AA | F/E/F/G/ BA | AG D2 :||2 c/B/c/e/ ge | eddc | BBAA | GGGz || K:C G2 cE | GGGz | (G/E/)C/E/ Gc | B3z | G2 d>F | AA A2 | F/B,/D/F/ AG | c3z | g2 e>E | GGGz | G/E/C/E/ Gc | A3 ^G/A/ | f3 ^G/A/ | e3 e/f/ | g/a/b/c'/ d'g | c'c'/c'/ c'z ||


The second part of this tune is part of the March from the Opera "Fatinitza" written by Franz von Suppe in 1876. The German folk song "Du Bist Verruckt Mein Kind" uses the same melody.



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Source for notated version : - NOTATED VERSION HERE

Printed sources : - PRINTED SOURCES HERE

Recorded sources - RECORDED SOURCES HERE

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