Joe Cashmere’s Varsovienne mazurka

I first stumbled across notes for this here:

http://www.mcdonaldstrings.com/
http://www.mcdonaldstrings.com/musicfolder/music.html
http://www.mcdonaldstrings.com/musicfolder/mazurkas/mazurkas.html

""Joe Cashmere was a fiddle player from Hillston in NSW. John Meredith collected a lot of tunes from him in the 1950s. This is Joe Cashmere’s Mazurka."

~ where you can find notes and ABCs for it different from how I’ve given them here, and where they have it named as a ‘mazurka’ and without repeats…

Some folks may prefer it written with a lead-in instead of where I bar it for a varsovienne, so here it is that way and minus > & (3 ~

X: 2
T: Joe Cashmere’s
M: 3/4
L: 1/8
R: varsovienne
K: Gmaj
|: DG |\
B2 B2 dG | B2 B2 dG | A2 A2 cA | GE DB, DG |
B2 B2 dG | B2 B2 dB | A2 A2 AF | G4 :|
|: Bd |\
e2 ef ge | d2 d2 GB | d2 dc Ad | B2 B2 Gd |
e2 ef ge | d2 d2 GB | de dc AF | G4 :|

Here for comparison are the ABCs for the tune as given in the linked to above collection ~

X: 2
T: Joe Cashmere’s
M: 3/4
L: 1/8
R: mazurka
K: Gmaj
D>G |\
[G2B2] [G2B2] (3dBG | [G2B2] [G2B2] (3dBG | [D2A2] [D2A2] (3cBA | [G,2G2] [G,2G2] D>G |
[G2B2] [G2B2] (3dBG | [G2B2] [G2B2] (3dBG | [D2A2] [D2A2] (3AdA | G2 G2 ||
|: B>d |\
e2 e>f g>e | d2 d2 G>B | d2 d>B A>d | B2 BA GB |
e2 e>f g>e | d2 d2 G>B | d>e d>c B>A | G4 ||