Adam & Eve - Rickards

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T:Adam & Eve - Rickards
C:Taken down from John Rickards, Lamerton, by H.Fl.S.
F:http://www.vwml.org/record/SBG/1/1/465
Z:Original Sibleius Transcription by Martin and Shan Graebe
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D | G D G B G B | d3 c2 G/A/ | B c B A G A | G3 z2 D | G D G B G B |$ d3 c2 G/A/ | B c B A G A | 
G3 z2 B | d B c d B d | e3 d BA |$ G B d d c B | B3 A2 B/A/ | G D G B G B | d3 c2 G/A/ | 
B c B A G A | G3 z2  |] 
T:Adam & Eve - from Kidson
T:Taken down in Yorkshire by Frank Kidson.
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F | B A B d c d | (!fermata!f3 e2) d | d c B B A B | c4 z F | B A B d c d | f3 e2 d |$ 
d e d c B c | B12 d | f3 f f f f | g3 e2 e | d e f f e d |$ (d3 c2) F | B A B d c d | f3 e2 d | 
d e d c B c | !fermata!B8 |] 
T:Adam & Eve - In hurry post haste
T:“In hurry post haste for a Licence” from “The Opera of Tom Thumb, 
T:composed & compiled by J. Markordt in which is the mch. admired song sung by Mrs. Kennedy” comp. by late Dr. Arne.
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E | AGA BAB | c3 A2 B | cdc BAB | A3 z :| e3 e2 c | ded c2 B |$ cBA dcB | AG z E2 E | AGA BAB | 
c3 A2 B | cd"^compare \"Begone dull care\" "c BAB | A2  |] 
T:Adam & Eve - Baker at Cuckfield
T:Noted down from recollection by a Baker at Cuckfield, Sussex, sent me by Miss. L. Broadwood.
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D | G3/2 A/ G B A B | c (d2 d2) d/c/ | B3/2 c/ B AGA | (G3 G2) :| c | Bcd dBc | e (c2 c2) B |$ 
ABc ddG | (F3 F2) D | GAG BAB | c (d2 d2) c | BcB AGA | (G3 G2)  |] 
T:Adam & Eve - Die Familie Mendelsohn
T:From ‘Die Familie Mendelsohn”. vol.ii.?
T:with signature F. Mendelsohn (eim I [?]) Leipzig d. 10th Sept. 1840
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"^Andante espressivo" C | FC F AF A | c3 B2 B | A c A G F G | F3 
T:Adam & Eve - Songsters Companion
T:“Farewell ye green fields & sweet groves”?From “The Songster’s Companion”, 1772, p. 72.
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D | G D G B G B | d3 c3 | B d B A G A | (G3 G2) D | G D G B G B |$ d3 c3 | B d B A G A | 
(G3 G2) || d | d B d d B d | e3 c3 |$ B c d{e} dcB | PB3 A2 D | G D G B G B | d3 c3 | 
B d B A G A | G3 G2 z |] 
W:The air comes from Bach’s (J. Seb.) “Comic Cantata” where a peasant sings it.

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