Row Well Ye Mariners

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ROW YE MARINERS English, country dance tune (6/4 {Barlow, Chappell} or 6/8 {Barnes, Sharp}). Major (Barlow, Barnes, Chappell): Major (Sharp). Standard tuning (violin) ABCD (sharp): ABCDE (chapel): AABBCCDD (Barlow, Barnes). Air is published by John Playford's British Dance Masters [1] (London, 1651 and beyond), Thomas Robinson's School of Music (1603), Durphy's Pill To Melancholy (1707) It was done. The original ballad that is currently lost appeared in the directory of the stationery company as early as six years from 1565. There are some similarities with the recent Wales vintage song, Meillionen. "Row Well Ye Mariners" is one of the country dance songs recorded by the Victor Band in Camel, New Jersey in 1915. It was arranged by British folk songs and dance collector Cecil Sharp who was visiting America at that time. Sharp received the "conference supervisor" credit for recording

Where to get printed materials: - Barlow (Complete Country Dance by Playford Dance Master), 1985, No. 84, p. 33. Barnes (English Country Dance, 2 volumes), 2005; pp. Chapel (Oden Times Pop, Volume 1), 1859, pp. 127. Raven (UK Country Dance), 1984; pp. 47 (Fax copy of original play dance master dance master). Country Dance Tunes, 1909; pp. 39

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