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    The greensleeves jig, single jig

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    Source Paddy O'Brien Tune Collection
    Key Signature E minor
    Time Signature 12/8
    Number of Parts 2
    Tonic e

    I learned this from a recording of multi-instrumentalist and singer Laura MacKenzie of Saint Paul and Northfield, Minnesota. The Greensleeves air (which is attributed to lute player King Henry VIII of England) is now commonly known but was converted into a single jig for dancing.

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    The greensleeves jig, single jig

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     c2 c cde dBG GAB | cBA Adc BGE EAB | c2 c cde dBG GAB | cBA GEG A3 A2 B ||
 c2 c cde dBG GAB | cBA Adc BGE EAB | c2 c cde dBG GAB | cBA GEG A3 Aef ||
 g2 g gfe dBG GBd | e2 a aga bge e2 f | g2 g gfe dBG GAB | cBA GEc A3 Aef ||
 g2 g gfe dBG GBd | e2 a aga bge e2 f | g2 g gfe dBG GAB | cBA GEG A3 A2 B ||
 c2 c cde dBG GAB | cBA AGA BGE EAB | c2 c cde dBG GAB | cBA GEG A3 A2 B ||
 c2 c cde dBG GAB | cBA AGA BGE EAB | c2 c cde dBG GAB | cBA GEc A3 Aef ||
 g2 g gfe dBG GBd | e2 a aga bge e2 f | g2 g gfe dBG GAB | cBA GEG A3 Aef ||
 g2 g gfe dBG GBd | e2 a aga bge e2 f | g2 g gfe dBG GAB | cBA GEG A3 A3 |

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