Duke of York New March

X:1699
T:Duke of York New March
O:england
M:4/4
L:1/8
S:Armitt MS
N:'Chords' in bar 4 - the upper notes are shown above the bar of the
N:quaver groups, the lower notes are shown below - ? implies alternatives
N:rather than fiendishly clever double stopping?   This note could be a
N:quaver, but in a couple of other places the beam of the quavers is
N:over-enthusiastically long and it makes more sense this way.  The first
N:'F' in this bar is shown with a sharp sign in front of i
K:G major
D/2E/2F|G2GGG2B/2A/2G|d2ddd2f/2e/2d|g2d2B2G2|[Aa][Gg][Ff][Ee] [Dd][Cc][B
,B][A,A]|G2GGG2B/2A/2G|d2ddd2g|f/2g/2a b/2a/2g f2e2|d2ddd2:||:Bc|dcded2c
B|A2g2a4|cAccc2BA|G2g2g4|dcded2cB|AGABA2AB|cBcd c2BA|GFGA""G2 FE|((3DEF
)(3EFG(3FGA(3GAB|(3ABc(3Bcd(3cde(3def|(3gbg(3edc B2A2|G2GGG2:||

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