The Cape North jig

Here’s another in the line of offspring from “The Haughs”…

Key signature: E Dorian
Submitted on July 27th 2006 by ceolachan.
https://thesession.org/tunes/6031

😏 Catching up with neglected connections…

Respect and thank you to Nigel Gatherer…

“earliest” ~ I am at a confusion as letters keep disappearing after posting… Hey!, ‘r’ again, that has happened a few times. Maybe I’m too light with that key or something on our mechanical keyboard? ~ or maybe it is just me… 😏

For more on “The Haughs”, click and check out the comments and other relatives…

Apologies, I was very semi-conscious this morning and am just waking up… I can’t believe I did that…

G DORIAN!!!

Too late for the sheetmusic, but interesting midi…

I must have been blind when I chose the key. I guess I really do need those reading glasses… 😎

K: A Dorian
|: a |
e2 A ABA | edc Bcd | e2 A ABc | BAG Bcd |
e2 A ABA | edc B2 d |1 efg dcB | A3 A2 :|2 e2 g dBG | A3- A ||
|: BA |
G2 f g2 a | gfe g3 | B2 c d2 e | dBc d3 |
efg af/g/a | bgb afd | g2 e dBG |1 A3 A :|2 A3 A2 ||

I quite like the minor take on it, in which case this could be ‘a minor’…

http://www.capebretonisland.org/

Cape Breton Highlands National Park
http://museum.gov.ns.ca/mnh/nature/nhns2/200/200.htm
http://www.pc.gc.ca/pn-np/ns/cbreton/activ/activ_e.asp

http://www.explorenovascotia.com/
http://www.explorenovascotia.com/trails/index.cfm?rid=2
http://www.explorenovascotia.com/adventures/index.cfm?rid=2

http://www.coastaladventures.com/CBHigh.html

Duh, duh, duh, guh, guh, aaah, slap, slap, slap ~ I need a long walk in the countryside, fresh cold air… Would it were in the Highlands National Park… Maybe it’s stress and worry because the car’s back in the garage, for the second time in the last week… Nnnnnnn!!! 🙁

For those reading the dots, the normal take on this is right in the ABC’s, G Dorian, but the sheetmusic took quickly, before I saw my mistake, and the key signature should be just one flat, Bb only…but it is ‘interesting’ with two too ~ as minor…

K: D Dorian
|: d2 c |
A2 D DED | AGF EFG | A2 D DEF | EDC EFG |
A2 D DED | AGF E2 G | A2 c GEC | D3 :|
|: DED |
C2 B c2 d | cBA c3 | E2 F G2 A | GEC G3 |
ABc dB/c/d | ece dBG | c2 A GEC | D3 :|

~ or d minor… 😉