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U:~=!turn!
T:Lady Mary Ramsay
C:Nath Gow
O:Scotland
B:Keith Norman MacDonald : "The Skye collection of the best reels & strathspeys extant" : 1887
Z:Ralph Palmer
R:Strathspey
M:C
L:1/8
K:E dorian
A, | LD3 B A>F~xF>B | A>FB>G A>FF>d | LD3 B A>F~xF>A | {/c}d>BA>F E/2E/2E TE :|
g | (f>d)Td>f e>c {/d}~c>e | {/c}d>B{/c}d>B A<FF>e | f>dTd>f e>d{/d}c>A | {/c}d>BA>F E/2E/2E Ee | f>dTd>f ec~xce |
{c}d>B{/c}d>B A<FF>A | [1 {/c}d>fc>e B>dA>F | {/c}d>BA>F E/2E/2E E :| [2 (3def "conclusion." (3edc (3dcB (3AGF | (3GAB (3AGF (F<E)E>F ||
|: d3 b affb | afd'b affd' | d3 b affb | adaf feef :|
d/2e/2 | f<dd>f e<cc>e | d<BB>d AF-Fd/2e/2 | f<dd>f e<cc>e | {/c}d>B{/B}A>F FE-Ed/2e/2 |
f<dd>f e<cc>e | dfBd AFFA | (3agf (3edc (3dcB (3AGF | (3DdB (3AGF FEEF |]
W:The accent upon the a in 2nd and 3rd bard &c give character to the tune.
W:This tune (Lady Mary Ramsay) is called "The auld toon o'Edinburgh" in James
W:Porteous's Collection and having his initials attached it is possible he may
W:have been the composer of it.
W:Note: The score had turns between notes. The only way I could figure out to
W:imitate that was to add an invisible rest, which, however, forced a space
W:between the notes. rp