Duck Dance (1) (The)

X:1 T:Duck Dance [1] in D -- Desjarlis S:Richard Callihoo (1920-? , Grovedale, Alberta) N:Callihoo has been called the "elder statesman" of Métis fiddling, and N:comes from a large family of fiddlers. This Duck Dance tune is based N:on the version by Andy DeJarlis M:C| L:1/8 R:Reel D:Gabriel Dumont Institute, Richard Callihoo - "Drops of Brandy and other D:Traditional Métis Tunes, vol. 1" (2001. Various artists) Z:Transcribed by Andrew Kuntz K:D ((3ABc|d2) e(f {eg}f2)ec|dBAF D2B,2 |A,3D EFGA|B2 AG FG A2| dcde f2ec|dcBA d2eg|{fg}f2 ec dBAF|1[A,3D3]D [A,2D2]:|2[A,3D3]D [A,3D3]|| B|AFAF D2AB|AGFE D2FA|BFAc BFAF|[D2A2]FA defd| fa-ab afde|fdeg f2ed|faaf defd|1BdAF D3:|2 BdAF D2||

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X:1 T:Duck Dance in D, A S:Richard Callihoo M:2/4 L:1/8 R:Reel N:Based on a version by Andy DeJarlis D:Gabriel Dumont Institute, Richard Callihoo - "Drops of Brandy and other D:Traditional Métis Tunes, vol. 1" (2001. Various artists) Z:Transcribed by Trent Bruner K:D A>c|:"D"de/g/ (3f/g/f/ e/c/|d/B/A/[F/A/] [DA][F/A/][D/A/]|"A7"[A,E]>[A,D] E/F/G/A/| "D"BA/G/ F/G/A/z/| d/c/d/e/ fe/c/|d/c/B/A/ de/g/|"A7"(3f/g/f/ e/c/ d/B/A/[F/A/]|1"D"D2A2] [DA](3A/B/c/:|2 "D"[D2A2] [DA[>B|| |:"D"A/F/A/F/ AA/B/ |A/G/F/E/ [DA]F/A/|B/F/A/c/ B/G/[EA]|[DA]F/A/ d/e/f/d/| {f}a>b a/f/d/e/|f/d/e/g/ fe/d/|{f}a>f d/e/f/d/|1 B/d/A/[F/A/] "D"[DA]>B:|2 "A7"B/d/A/[F/A/] "D"[DA] (3A/B/c/||

X:2 T:Duck Dance [1] N:"D Reel #16" at the Grandy Project site. S:Grandy Fagnan (c.1902-1986, Camperville, Manitoba) N:Based on Andy DeJarlis’s version. Fagnan only played each strain N:of the tune once on the field recording. N:Anne Lederman says that Fagnan sometimes called the N:tune "Tucker Dance." M:C| L:1/8 R:Reel N:ADae or standard tuning (fiddle) D:https://grandyproject.ca/tunes/ Z:Transcribed by Andrew Kuntz K:D abaf ddfe |dBAF D4|abaf defe|d2 fd edB2| abaf defe|ddfd ede2|abaf defe|dBAF D2D2|| AFAB- AFDD|AFAB- AFDD|AFAB defe| dBAF D2DB-| AFA2 AF AB-|AFA2 AFAB|AFEE D2DB-|AFA2 AFAB-|AFEE- D2||