Splinter Mcleod's Waltz

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T:Splinter Mcleod's Waltz
% NFF Book 2023
% Bush Traditions recording played by Chris Hayden
S:collected from Norm McConnell, Echlin South, Vic
S:by John Meredith
F:https://catalogue.nla.gov.au/Record/2066986
M:3/4
L:1/4
K:G
N:This is a familiar tune. It is the Berrimal Waltz in Jig time.
B/c/|:"G"d2e | d2B/A/|G3 | GDG|B2d | c/B/ A/G/ F/E/|"D"D3 | D2G|
"D"A2G | A2B|"D7"c3 | c2B/c/|"C"e2d | e2d|1"G"B3- | B2B/c/:|2"G"G3 -| GAB ||
|:"G"D>E D| DAB|D>ED | D2B|"D"A2B | "D7"c2e|"G"d3- | d2B/c/ |
"G"D>E D| DAB|D>ED | D2B|A2B | "D"c2A | "D7"G3 | "G"G2z |]
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NOTES
This tune is an adaption of the melody in Splinter McCloud's Jig, a tune learnt 
from Scottish piper and drummer 'Splinter' McLeod, at Noorat sometime in the 
1920s.  The original is undiscovered as yet however, the tune appears 
in an audio visual as "La Valse Du Mariage",  Guidry Brothers 1929.
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Splinter Mcleod's Waltz - played by Chris Hayden

Additional Information

Additional information may be available on the following people or organisations associated with the collection of this tune:
| John Meredith | Norm McConnell |