Key: C
Form: Jig
MP3: (Arranged for the Vermont Fiddle Orchestra by Laurel Swift)
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MP3: (Played slowly for learning by Laurel Swift)
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Sheet Music: Click image to enlarge.
Four part arrangement for VFO
Bass clef parts
Sheet Music in PDF:
Petticoate Loose – VFO
Petticoate Loose – Bass Clef
ABC*:
X: 2 T: Petticoat Loose R: jig M: 6/8 L: 1/8 K: Ador |:BcA BGE|BcA BGE|GAG GBA|GAG GAB| cBA BGE|BcA BGE|A2z AcB|ABA A2B:| cde dcB|cBA BAG|gag gdB|gag gdB| cde dcB|cBA BAG|aba aec|aba aec| cde dcB|cBA BAG|gag gdB|gag gdB| cde de=f|edc BA^G|A2z AcB|ABA A3|| |:bc'a bge|bc'a bge|gag gd'b|gag gab| c'ba bge|bc'a bge|a2z ad'b|aba a3:| cde dBB|cAA BGG|gGG gdB|gGG gdB| cde dBB|cAA BGG|aAA aec|aAA aec| cde dBB|cAA BGG|gba gdB|dBG gdB| c/d/ec d/e/=fd|e/=f/ge dB^G|A2A AdB|ABA A3||
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Source: Trad./William Winter DSS
Genre/Style: Morris Dance jig
Other Tunes in Set:
Region: Ireland? England?
*Notes: There seem to be quite a number of versions of this tune and even some quite different tunes by this name. The ABC above is as close as I could find to Laurel Swift’s playing and arrangement above.