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== Additional Information == | == Additional Information == | ||
Latest revision as of 14:07, 25 April 2019
X:22 T:March of the Cabrettaires % NFF Book 2015 C:trad French tune from the Auvergne S:from the playing of British Band ''Rosbif'' Z:transcribed & arranged by Jeff Lawrie H:Cabra is the Spanish, Portuguese and Galician word for goat. H:The name translates from the French as March of the Pipers, H:Cabrette being the name of the Auvergne pipe O:UK R:March M:4/4 L:1/8 K:D Ade|"D"f2f2fg fe|d4-d Ade|f2d2c2d2|"A"e4-eA ef| "G"g2g2ga gf|"A"e6fg|a3b ag fe|"D"dd/d/ cB AA de| f2f2fg fe|d4-d Ade|f2d2c2d2|"A"ee/e/ ee eA ef| "G"g2g2ga gf|"A"e6fg|a3b ag fe|"D"d2"A"c2"D"d3a|| "D"fa faf3a|"G"b>a gf "A"ge2g|eg ege3g|a>g fe "D"fd2a| "D"fa faf3a|"G"b>a gf "A"ge2g|eg ege3g|a>g f"A7"e "D"d4||
March of the Cabrettaires - played by Greg O'Leary
Additional Information
Additional information may be available on the following people or
organisations associated with the collection of this tune:
| Jeff Lawrie | Rosbif |
