Key: D
Form: Reel
MP3: (Played by David Kaynor)
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MP3: (Played by Peter Macfarlane, slowly for learning)
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MP3: (Played by Peter Macfarlane, melody emphasis)
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Sheet Music David Kaynor arrangement: Click images to enlarge. To download, right-click in enlarged image and "Save as...".
Melody
w/ low-string accompaniment
Low harmony
3-voice
Sheet Music in PDF (David Kaynor): Montague Processional
Sheet Music Peter Macfarlane arrangement: Click images to enlarge. To download, right-click in enlarged image and "Save as...".
Melody & Harmonies
Bass clef & Cello
Sheet Music in PDF (Peter Macfarlane):
MontagueProcessional-Melody & Harmonies
MontagueProcessional-BassClef
ABC:
X: 1
T: the Montague Processional
C: David Kaynor
R: reel
M: C|
L: 1/8
K: D
|: "D"D3F "(A7)"A2Bc | "D"d6 ef | "Em"g3f e2d2 | "G"B6 ef | "Em"g2fe "A7"a3g |
| "D"f2d2 "G"g2ag | "D"fafd "A7"egec |1 "D"d2AG "A7"FEDC :|2 "D"d4 "A7"{c}defg ||
|: "D"a3g "(A7)"f2e2 | "D"d6 ef | "Em"g3f e2d2 | "G"B6 ef | "Em"g2fe "A7"a3g |
| "D"f2d2 "G"g2ag | "D"fafd "A7"egec |1 "D"d4 "A7"{c}defg :|2 H"D"d2AG "A7"FE"d.C."DC |]
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Source (if known): David Kaynor (copyright 1985 Swinging Door Music BMI)
Other Tunes in Set:
Region: USA, New England
Notes: “I composed this in the summer of 1985 for a “Fiddlers’ Day” in Montague Center, Massachusetts which included, among other activities, a fiddlers’ procession around the village. It can be heard on the Montague Processional recording by Three Good Reasons (Susan Conger, Susie Secco, and me) and on the Lovers’ Waltz recording by Jay Ungar and Molly Mason.”
–David Kaynor
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