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| Recording: {{ ::music:shepherds_holiday-068-bn12pb03.mp3.zip |}}\\ | Recording: {{ ::music:shepherds_holiday-068-bn12pb03.mp3.zip |}}\\ | ||
| {{ ::music:shepheards_holyday_or_labour_in_vaine-bsbnd02.mp3.zip |}}\\ | {{ ::music:shepheards_holyday_or_labour_in_vaine-bsbnd02.mp3.zip |}}\\ | ||
| - | Longways for Six; in three parts (1st Ed., 1650). | + | Longways for Six; in three parts (1st Ed., 1650).\\ |
| + | Adapted by Cecil Sharp in 1912 | ||
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| 5–8 W1 and M1 cross over and cast up to places (skip?). | 5–8 W1 and M1 cross over and cast up to places (skip?). | ||
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| + | Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aW9uMOVJPJk&t=2s\\ | ||
| + | The Shepherd's Holiday. The alternate title “Labour in Vain” was also the name of an old tavern in England, whose sign was “illustrated by a woman with a Negro child in a tub, whom she is endeavouring to scour white” (Hackwood, 1909). | ||
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