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Ducks On The Pond

barndance

Key signature: Adorian

Submitted on October 4th 2009 by zoronic.

This tune has been added to 11 tunebooks.

Recordings of a tune by this name:

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X: 1
T: Ducks On The Pond
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: barndance
K: Ador
|: [A,4E4] [A4e4] | edef g4 | B2Bc BAGA | BABc BAG2 |
[A,4E4] [A4e4] | edef gaba | g2e2 d2B2 |1 A3B A4 :|2 A3B A2e2||
|: aebe a2g2 | edef g2g2-| gfga bagf | edeg age2 |
aebe a2g2 | edef g2ba | g2e2 d2B2 |1 A3B A2e2 :|2 A3B A4 ||

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Ducks On The Pond sheetmusic
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Not a bad set of dots for this tune.

The source of this tune is Henry Reed ... here is a less skeletal transcription right from his playing...

http://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/ampage?collId=afcreed&fileName=reedt002/afcreedreedt002.db&recNum=0&itemLink=D?afcreed:3:./temp/~ammem_ywMR::

The high part of the tune is played first. Ive noticed that the low part is much more interesting in Henry Reed's version. BUt this often the case before these old tunes get "contra-fied"...

# Posted on October 5th 2009 by The Merry Highlander

Henry Reed Version

Wow, that's gnarly! If I get motivated I'll ABC it and blat back here, unless of course you care to. Thanks

# Posted on October 6th 2009 by zoronic

Beyond my ABC skills!
Would love to see it done though.

# Posted on October 6th 2009 by The Merry Highlander

Henry Reed Version

I'm working on it right now, but the unsons and ties look really messy when my program makes sheet music, perhaps I should leave them out, here's the first two lines as they appeakr on that page, let me know what I should do

X:1
T:Ducks in the Pond
M:4/4
K:D
(e {fg}| a)bag [e/2A/2]-d/2[e/2A/2]f/2 g(e/2g/2- | g/2)(a/2b/2a/2) g(a/2g/2 ec)(e^g a)[aA]- |
a(a/2g/2 a)(g e/2d/2)(e/2f/2) g/2-a/2b/2-a/2 | g/2-f/2e/2-=c/2 dB[A3/2A3/2][A3/2A3/2] [eA]- | [aA]bag e/2-c/2e/2-f/2 [gB]([e/2B/2][g/2B/2]-|

# Posted on October 8th 2009 by Earl Cameron

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