Madame Bolduc, aka La Valse Turluttée (the lilted waltz)

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Key: G*

Form: Waltz

ABC: 

P:A
(3Bcd | "G"G2 GF GA | "Em"GG GA Bd | "Am"c2 AG AB | "D"AA A2 (3ABc | 
"D"F2 FE FF | FF Fd ed |1 "G"BB GG FF | "D"ED D2 :|2 "G"BD "D7"EF ED | "G"G2G2 |
|: (3EFE | "G"DD BB AA | "Em"GG G2 (3FFF | "C"EE cc BB | "Am"AA A2 (3GGG | 
"D"FF ff ee | dd ee dd |1 "Am"cc AA "D7"dd | "G"BB GG :|2 "Am"cc EE "D7"FF | "G"G2 G2 |]


MP3: Played by Pascal Gemme:

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Played with harmony by Pascal Gemme, David Kaynor and Susan Reid:

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Source (if known): Mme Bolduc (Mary Travers)

Other Tunes in Set:

Region: Quebec

*Notes: Originally in D?

Contributed by Jean Rhéaume:
Here is what is said in the book, “Madame Bolduc”, about that tune:
“Mrs. Bolduc presents here a melody of the type Waltz-Clog. In this musical genre, the rhythmic aspect dominates the lyricism of the melody. 
“This type of waltz was intended to accompany a gigue from England that had been popular in Quebec at the beginning of the century.”

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