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A Cape Breton Jig
A Cape Breton jig written by Donald Angus Beaton. It has a nice Cape Breton feel to as you play it, lots of fun when playing it on the fiddle.
“Trip To Toronto” ~ C: Donald Angus Beaton, 1912 - 1982
X: 1
T: Trip To Toronto
C: Donald Angus Beaton, 1912 - 1982
B: "Donald Angus Beaton’s Cape Breton Scottish Violin Music", tune #37
~ note for note as given here…
“The Trip to Toronto” ~ some other possibilities
X: 2
T: Trip To Toronto, The
C: Donald Angus Beaton, 1912 - 1982
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
R: jig
K: Dmaj
|: B |\
AFA fed | BGB g2 B | AF/G/A fed | cee ecA |
FDF fdA | BG/A/B g2 a | fed Aec | d3 d2 :|
|: g |\
fdf afd | BGB g2 B | AFA fed | cee ee/f/g |
afd fd/e/f | BGB g2 a | fed Aec | d3 d2 :|
I’ll add at least one more transcription of another take on it later, hoping I remember to do so. ;-)
“Trip to Toronto” ~ C: Donald Angus Beaton
Celtic Music Interpretive Centre - Judique, Nova Scotia
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Welcome to Mabou: The Life and Music of Donald Angus Beaton
Compositions by Donald Angus Beaton
http://www.celticmusiccentre.com/collections/dab/compositions.htm
"Trip To Toronto" ~ includes sheet music and the tune played by:
Beatons of Mabou, John Pellerin, Mike MacDougall, Glenn Graham, and Dan Hughie MacEachern
“Trip To Toronto” ~ C: Donald Angus Beaton
Submitted on August 28th 2012 by Tate.
https://thesession.org/tunes/12142
Oops! :-/
“Sandy Beaton’s Jig” (single jig/slide) ~ another C: Donald Angus Beaton
Submitted on August 30th 2012 by ceolachan.
https://thesession.org/tunes/12145
That was an accidental hit previously… :-P