Trunkles


X:1
T:Trunkles
M:C
L:1/8
C:Traditional
P:A.(A2B3C3)2.(A2B3D3)2.A
Q:132
K:G Major
P:A
"A"|:B>c | d3 B c2 e2 | d>cB>A B2 G2 | d2 B>B c2 e2 | d>cB>A G :|
P:B
"B"|: B>c | d2 d2 d2 e>f | g>fg>e d2 g2 | f2 e>d ^c2 A2 | d4 d2 :|
P:C
"C"|: =c>d | e2 c2 c>de>c | d2 B2 B>cd>B | c2 A2 A>Bc>A | B2 G2 G2 A>B |\
c>BA>G F>GA>F | G4 G2 :|
P:D
"D"|: =c>d | e4 c4 | c3 d e2 c2 | d4 B4 | B3 c d2 B2 | c4 A4 | 
A3 B c2 A2 | B4 G4 | G6 A>B | c>BA>G F>GA>F | G4 G2 :|

This is the Headington version of the Trunkles tune, which Red Herring uses for the Duns Tew dance of the same name.

Last modified: Thu Jul 20 02:11:45 2006 by Jeff Bigler