God Save the King JBut.311

X:312
T:God Save the King JBut.311
N:Harmony #15	
B:John Buttrey MS, poss. Lincolnshire, early 19thC
S:https://buttreymilitarysocialtunes1800.wordpress.com/
Z:Village Music Project 2019 Taz Tarry
N:Historically, it appears that in Baroque music, where I have indicated trills, the
N:mark in the ms means accent and trill.
N:See this from JS Bach
N:"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klavierb%C3%BCchlein_f%C3%BCr_Wilhelm_Friedemann_Bach#/media/File:Bach-ornamentguide.jpg"
N:Also there is a mark over the last note in the second bar over the B part which I can't make out.
N:And in the penultimate bar, each note is followed by a dot which may mean staccato?
N:But not sure so I've not transcribed these
M:3/4
L:1/4	
K:G
d d e|!trill!c3/2d/ e|f f g|!trill!f3/2 e/ d|e d c|d3:|
a a a |a3/2 g/ f|g g g|!trill!g3/2 f/2 e|
f (g/2f/2)e/d/|f3/2 g/ a|((3b/a/g/) f e|d3:|

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