No. 24 Quadrille, Figure 2
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Theme code Index | 5L5L5L6L 5L131 |
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Composer/Core Source | |
Region | United States |
Genre/Style | |
Meter/Rhythm | Quadrille/Kadrilj |
Key/Tonic of | A |
Accidental | 3 sharps |
Mode | Ionian (Major) |
Time signature | 2/4 |
History | USA(Western/Pacific) |
Structure | ABA |
Editor/Compiler | Biography:J. E. Sedlak |
Book/Manuscript title | Book:J. E. Sedlak music manuscript |
Tune and/or Page number | No. 24 |
Year of publication/Date of MS | 1863 |
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Score (1) |
X:1
T:No. 24 Quadrille, Figure 2
C:
N:From the J.E. Sedlak manuscript, Portland, Oregon 1863. Sedlak, originally from
N:Bohemia, was a musician, music instructor, and dance band leader in Portland, Oregon
N: in the 1860's and 1870's.
M:2/4
K:A
E2EF E2F2|E2A2 c2A2|{c}B2^A2 B2G2|A2c2 ecA2|E2EF E2F2|
E2A2 c2A2|{c}B2^A2 B2G2|A2z2 a2z2!fine!y||\
K:E
BBc2 B2d2|BBc2 B2e2|BBc2 B2f2|
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