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Come Let Us Dance And Sing

polka

Key signature: Dmajor

Submitted on September 18th 2004 by cj.

This tune has been added to 10 tunebooks.

Also known as Come Dance And Sing.

Recordings of a tune by this name:

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X: 1
T: Come Let Us Dance And Sing
M: 2/4
L: 1/8
R: polka
K: Dmaj
|:A|d2 f/e/d/e/|fd d/e/d/c/|Be e/f/e/d/|cAA B/c/|
d2 f/e/d/e/|fd d/e/d/c/|B edc|d2d:|
|:A/G/|FA A/B/A/G/|FA A/B/A/G/|FAdf|e/d/c/B/ A A/G/|
FA A/B/A/G/|FAA B/c/|d>e/ g/f/e/d/|aAA:|

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Come Let Us Dance And Sing sheetmusic
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Come Let Us Dance and Sing

This is the 3rd tune in a medley with J.B. Milne and Hey! Johnnie Cope in Barbara McOwen's Leaves of Cabbage, a tune book for Scottish country dancing.

She lists her source as Kerr's Violin #1. She also uses it as a polka in the polka/shottish/waltz section at the back of the book.

Barbara is good at putting medleys together, and this set is fun. But as a lone tune, not my favorite. However, when I was a rookie playing for Scottish country dancing, and therefore looking for tunes I could play well at dance speeds for the dancers' sake, this one was a good choice.

# Posted on September 18th 2004 by cj

Come Dance and Sing

You can play it as a polka if you want but of course its a rant - nand one of the best one's for dancing as well. Much better than Morpeth Rant, Ceviot Rant or Salmon Tails. It Alastair Andersons favourite tune and one that the |Angels of the North use whenevr we want to get asluggish audience bobbing.

One of the great things about this architypically North-eastern tune is that I learnt it from a tape of a US hammer-dulcimer lead old time string band!
Noel

# Posted on September 19th 2004 by noelbats

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