Gairsay
Sheet music and tabs for Gairsay
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About this tune
Gairsay is a three-part march in D major, written in 4/4 time. The tune contains about 37 bars and spans from D3 to G4. It is credited to W.R. Aim (1919-1982). The source notes it as Scotland; Orkney.
ABC notation for Gairsay
D2E2 | "D"F3G "A7"F2E2 | "D"E2D2 F2A2 | d3e d2c2 | "G"B4 "A7"B2c2 | "D"d3e d2B2 | A2F2 F2G2 | A3B A2F2 | "A7"E4 || D2E2 | "D"F3G "A7"F2E2 | "D"E2D2 F2A2 | d3e d2c2 | "G"B4 "A7"B2c2 | "D"d3e d2B2 | A2F2 F2A2 | "Em"G2AG "A7"F2E2 | "D"D4 || c2d2 | "A7"e3f e2d2 | c2A2 d2e2 | "D"f3g f2e2 | d4 d2c2 | "G"B3A B2c2 | d3e d2B2 | "D"A3B A2F2 | "A"E4 || D2E2 | "D"F3G "A7"F2E2 | "D"E2D2 F2A2 | d3e d2c2 | "G"B6 "A7"c2 | "D"d3e "G"d2B2 | "D"A2F2 F2A2 | "Em"G2AG "A7"F2E2 | "D"D4 |]
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