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Walking Bass

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Track Details for For He's a Jolly Good Fellow

4 versions of this track listed

Track Title   Composer Description CD No.   ListenPriceAdd to cart
For He's a Jolly Good Fellow 0:35 Trad
arr. Paul Mottram (PRS) 		Simple pub piano (honky tonk) arrangement of the well known tune 1059/13   click to listenPlease select a usage type from the dropdown above to see the price
Key F (ends in F)
Metre 6/8
Tempo 115 bpm (ends at 115)
Tempo Notes Medium : dotted crotchet = 115
CD Number1059/13
ISRC GB-FFM-03-05913
Publisher Audio Network Plc
Release Year 2003
Factoid The author of this song is unknown. It was written between 1709 & 1722. Originally it was a French folk song that got transformed in English-speaking lands. Originally called "Malbrouck s'en va-t-en guerre," named after the Duke of Marlborough, who battled France to his death in 1705, it was known first in the U.S. as "The Bear Went Over the Mountain" and in England by its best-known title. It's also what you hear in movies where the budget wasn't big enough to afford "Happy Birthday."
For He's a Jolly Good Fellow 2 0:36 Trad
arr. Paul Mottram (PRS) 		Simple piano arrangement of the well known tune 1059/68   click to listenPlease select a usage type from the dropdown above to see the price
Key F (ends in F)
Metre 6/8
Tempo 115 bpm (ends at 115)
Tempo Notes Medium
CD Number1059/68
ISRC GB-FFM-03-05968
Publisher Audio Network Plc
Release Year 2003
Factoid The author of this song is unknown. It was written between 1709 & 1722. Originally it was a French folk song that got transformed in English-speaking lands. Originally called "Malbrouck s'en va-t-en guerre," named after the Duke of Marlborough, who battled France to his death in 1705, it was known first in the U.S. as "The Bear Went Over the Mountain" and in England by its best-known title. It's also what you hear in movies where the budget wasn't big enough to afford "Happy Birthday."
For He's a Jolly Good Fellow 3 (30) 0:30 Trad
arr. Paul Mottram (PRS) 		Simple pub piano (honky tonk) arrangement of the well known tune 1059/69   click to listenPlease select a usage type from the dropdown above to see the price
Key F (ends in F)
Metre 6/8
Tempo 136 bpm (ends at 136)
Tempo Notes Medium
CD Number1059/69
ISRC GB-FFM-03-05969
Publisher Audio Network Plc
Release Year 2003
Factoid The author of this song is unknown. It was written between 1709 & 1722. Originally it was a French folk song that got transformed in English-speaking lands. Originally called "Malbrouck s'en va-t-en guerre," named after the Duke of Marlborough, who battled France to his death in 1705, it was known first in the U.S. as "The Bear Went Over the Mountain" and in England by its best-known title. It's also what you hear in movies where the budget wasn't big enough to afford "Happy Birthday."
For He's a Jolly Good Fellow 4 (30) 0:30 Trad
arr. Paul Mottram (PRS) 		Simple piano arrangement of the well known tune 1059/70   click to listenPlease select a usage type from the dropdown above to see the price
Key F (ends in F)
Metre 6/8
Tempo 136 bpm (ends at 136)
Tempo Notes Medium
CD Number1059/70
ISRC GB-FFM-03-05970
Publisher Audio Network Plc
Release Year 2003
Factoid The author of this song is unknown. It was written between 1709 & 1722. Originally it was a French folk song that got transformed in English-speaking lands. Originally called "Malbrouck s'en va-t-en guerre," named after the Duke of Marlborough, who battled France to his death in 1705, it was known first in the U.S. as "The Bear Went Over the Mountain" and in England by its best-known title. It's also what you hear in movies where the budget wasn't big enough to afford "Happy Birthday."
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