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Dunstanburgh Castle

Found in Dunstanburgh_Castle-A-32-4.abc from the John Chambers abc collection
Dunstanburgh Castle - staff notation
X: 1
T: Dunstanburgh Castle
R: rant, march
N: Ruined castle dating from the 14th century with twin-towered keep, plus sea views and picnic areas.
S: Cheviot Ranters
S: Noel Jackson on Facebook Tradtunes 2024-7-7
N: Noel wrote: This tune is obviously a close relative of Roxburgh Castle
N: but the way the Cheviot Ranters (and the rest of us in the North-east)
N: play it [is] different to the transcriptions I have found on the net,
N: Above is a version of how it would be played at the castle itself.
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
%Q: 1/2=79
K: A
"^A"|: (3EFG |\
"A"A2AE AcBA | "A"F2E2 E2AB | "A"c2cB cecA | "A"c2B2"E7"B2cB |
"A"A2AE Acec | "D"dcde fgaf | "A"ecfe "E7"dBed | "A" c2A2 A2 :|
"^B"|: cd |\
"A"edcd eaed | "A"c2e2 e2cB | "A"ABcd e2c2 | "E7"B6 cB |
"A"ABcd e2fg | "D"agaf "A"e2fg | "A"agaf "E7"efed | "A"c2A2 A2 :|

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