X: 1
T: Ada's Kujawiak (#1)    [Am/A]
R: Kujawiak
O: Poland
%info: cpl
B: A Little Couple-Dancemusik
Z: Moshe Braner <mbraner@usa.net>
M: 3/4
L: 1/8
K: Am
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"E"{^d}e4 e2 | {^d}e4 e2 | {^d}e>e e2 e2 | e2 e2 e2 |
"^A"\
|: "Am"A>c e^d ed | e>f ~e2 dc | "E"d>^c dc dc | d>e ~d2 cB \
|  "Am"c>B cB "(G)"cB | "(F#)"c>d c2 "(F)"BA | "E"B>c B2 A^G \
|1 "Am"A4 {GF}"E"E2 |2 "Am"A2 A2 z2 ||
"^B"\
|: "E"B>c B^G EB | "Am"c>d cB Ac | "G"d>e dB GB | "C"c>c d2 "(B)"^d2 \
|  "E"e>c' b3 a | ^g>b f3 d | c>e B2 e2 | "Am"A2 A2 z2 :|
K:A
"^C"\
|: "A"c>e A2 ce | "D"d>f B2 df | "E"g>b e2 e/f/g | "A"az ae cA \
|  "A"c/d/e A2 ce | "D"d/e/f B2 df | "E"e>f ga bg | "A"a2 a2 z2 :|
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%% Named for Ada Dziewanowska, who introduced it at the 1974 Folk Dance Camp in Stockton, California.
%% See The Pinewoods Collection for a fancier version
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