The International Appalachian Trail


Key: Edor

Form: March

ABC:

X:2
T:The International Appalachian Trail
C:Nicholas Williams
R:March (Quebecois)
K:Edor
M:C|
L:1/8
|:B, -B,B,DB,|"Em"E3E-E2G2|E2D2B,2D2|E3EG2A2|"G"B4BAFG|"D"A3A-A2G2|F2E2D4|"Bm"F3F-F2E2|D2B,2A,2D2|
"Em"E3E-E2G2|E2D2B,2D2|E3EG2A2|"G"B3d BAG2|"D"A4A4|"Bm"B,D3F4|B,D-DF- FGFD|"Em"F2E2E3D|E3:||
|:B- BBdB|"Em"e3e- e2ed|edB2B3c|"G"d3d- dcBA|"D"F2E2D4|"A"C2E2A2B2|c3c- cdcA|"Bm"c2B2B3A|B3B- BBdB|
"Em"e3e- e2ed|edB2B3c|"G"d3d- dcBA|"D"F2E2D4|"Bm"B,D3F4|B,D-DF- FGFD|"Em"F2E2E3D|E3:|]

MP3: Melody emphasis, played by Peter MacFarlane

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MP3: Harmony emphasis, played by Peter MacFarlane

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MP3: Slow for learning, played by Peter MacFarlane

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Sheet Music: Click image to enlarge.

A sheet music page with several notes and numbers.

Melody

A sheet music page with several notes and numbers.

Harmony

A sheet music page with several notes and numbers.

Low harmony

A sheet music page with several notes and numbers.

Cello melody

A sheet music page with several notes and numbers.

Cello accompaniment

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sheet Music in PDF:
InternationalAppalachianTrail-Melody
InternationalAppalachianTrail-Harmony
InternationalAppalachianTrail-Low Harmony
InternationalAppalachianTrail-Cello melody
InternationalAppalachianTrail-Cello accompaniment

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Source: Nicholas Williams (Copyright)

Other Tunes in Set:

Region: Québec

Notes:

Peter Macfarlane, who taught this tune to the Vermont Fiddle Orchestra in 2024, wrote. “[This] is potentially a challenging tune, not least because of the syncopation – several notes anticipate the beat by one 1/8 note. Furthermore, for those who like to count in 8 bar phrases, there’s an extra bar in the ‘A’ part.”