Annotation:Evening Star Waltz (3)
X:1 T:Evening Star Waltz [3] C:Joseph Lanner N:This version is from the Peter Beemer manuscript, Warren's Diggins, Idaho, 1860's Z:V.T. Williams M:3/4 K:D "D"F2^E2F2|"G"G2F2G2|"D"A2f3d|A6|"A7"A2c3B|G6|"D"G2B3A|F4z2| F2^E2F2|"G"G2F2G2|"D"A2f3d|A6|"A7"A2c3B|G2B3A|"D"D3F Af|d4z2:| |:"G"D3G Be|"G#dim"d3B ^GB|"D"A4f-d|A4d-g|"A7"f4ec|G4cf|"D"e4dA|F4z2| "G"D3G Be|"G#dim"d3B ^GB|"D"a4f-d|A4dg|"A7"f2z2Ag|f2z2e2|"D"d2cd fe|d4z2:| "D"F2^E2F2|"A7"G-cz cc2|G2F2G2|"D"A-dz dd2|d2c2B2|"A7"A-gz gg2|g2f2g2|"D"b3aa2| F2^E2F2|"A7"G-cz cc2|G2F2G2|"D"A-dz dd2|d2c2B2|"A7"A-gz gg2|g2zcc2|"D"d4z2|]
EVENING STAR WALTZ (3) A.K.A. Abendsterne Walzer. U.S., waltz (3/4 time). D Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AABBC. Written by Viennese composer Joseph Lanner (1801-1842) and first published in 1841.The first part of Evening Star Waltz (1) is the same as this tune.The notated version is from the Peter Beemer manuscript, created in the gold mining camp of Warrens, Idaho in the 1860's.Lanner's original waltz suite has 12 parts; the version in the "Musicians Omnibus" has 7 parts (and is in the key of G); and various American piano editions have 3 to 5 parts. The various second parts of Evening Star Waltz (1) may be distanced versions of other parts in the "Omnibus" version of Evening Star Waltz (3).
