X: 1
T: Major Ian Stewart
T: 32J 3C x 8 (RSCDS Book 35)
P: The Marchioness Of Tullibardine
C: or The Scottish Horse
C: arr. Terry Traub 11-26-1998
R: Jig
M: 6/8
F:http://terrytraub.org/abc/MarchionessOfTullibardineJ.abc
K: A
L: 1/8
|: A/B/|"A"c3 ecA|"D"def a2 f|"A"edc cAe|"E"B3 B2 A/B/|"A"c3 ecA |"D"def afd|"A"ecA "E"B2 e|"A"A3 A2 :|
e|"A"a2 e A2 e|"D"d2 f a2 f|"A"edc cAe|"E"B3 B2 A/B/|c3 ecA|"D"def a2 f|"A"ecA "E"B2 e|"A"A3 A2 e|
"A"a2 e A2 e|"D"d2 f a2 f|"A"edc cAe|"Bm"B3 "E"B2 e/d/|"A"caA eaA|"D"faA dfA|"A"ceA "E"B2 e|"A"A3 A2 |]
MAJOR IAN STEWART. AKA and see "Scottish Horse (The)." Scottish, Jig (6/8 time). A Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AAB. "Major Ian Stewart" is the name of the Scottish Country Dance for which the indicated tune is "Scottish Horse (The)," composed by the Marchioness of Tullibardine. As often occurs, the tune is sometimes called by the name of the dance it is associated with. Major Ian Charles Stewart of Fasnacloich was the husband of the co-founder of the Royal Scottish County Dance Society and served with the Scottish Horse. Major Stewart died in December, 1948, aged 75.
