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Le Grand Père

Found in Le_Grand_Père from the Traditional Tune Archive abc collection
Le Grand Père - staff notation
X:1
T: Le Grand Père
C:
N:This is a ballroom dance, also called the Grandfather's Dance, which was
N:fashionable in the mid-19th century. The first part is a processional punctuated with
N:bows and curtsies; the second part is a polka.
M:3/8
K:G
"Andante"D2|G3AB2|B3AG2|A3Bc2|c3BA2|B3cd2|d3cB2|B2A2A2|A4D2|
G3AB2|B3AG2|A3Bc2|c3BA2|B3cd2|c3BA2|G2G2G2|G4||
G2|d4d2|d3cB2|c4c2|c3BA2|B3AB2|d3cB2|B6|A2z2 D2|
G3AB2|B3AG2|A3Bc2|c3BA2|B3cd2|c3BA2|G2G2G2|G4!fine!y||
M:2/4
"Allegro"d'2|c'bag a2d'2|c'bag a2d'2|c'bag bagf|agdB G2d'2|
c'bag a2d'2|c'bag a2d'2|c'bag bagf|agdB G2!D.C.!y|]

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