Percy ALDRIDGE GRAINGER i se TN] N34. “LINCOLNSHIRE POSY” tated on English Follaonge gathered i Linconshine 2y hind pacminion of Messrs Stosey Co. Led the "Duke FOR MILITARY BAND “his version of “Dublin Bay” 1, DUBLIN BAY (Sailor's Song) Noted doors by Perey Mary Ban nome inger (1909), rom the winging of invite, England) and tt for y PERCY ALDRIDGE G ‘NGER Bb BASS CLARINET 18} Brisk g OOM? 4 da 5 mf non legato NF rede. be sss Copyright 1940, by Perey Aldridge Orainger Printed in US.Bb BASS CLARINET 2. HARKSTOW GRANGE (The Miser and his Man: A local Tragedy) Slowly flowing of rit (BE) stomer stir i 2 it ¥ : = o g¥e7 eset s obs 2p p= PPP 3. RUFFORD PARK POACHERS (Poaching Song) Please ask Bandmaster whether version A, or version 8. is to be playedB> BASS CLARINET 3 ritard [Ble tempo ce Alto. = ——_ = "ee: we ee Be phe Sa ER. B> BASS CLARINET Bap SSS] oo Sf molto crese In time, reed Bre FF ee 2 HO”B> BASS CLARINET 5 +. THE BRISK YOUNG SAILOR (Who returned to wed his true-love) Sprightly : pee oo —= > Bar Sax vitard By) a tempo a6 B> BASS CLARINET 5. LORD MELBOURNE (War Song) NB. Passages with O before them are without regular beat-lengths. The conductor will beat for every note with a dash above it. Regular beat-lengths are to be taken up wherever tere are bar-lines. Heavy 10 ap ¥ She 34] rit, atempo | pop ore. fossibile er "© Fast! ON (Fast. Quickenof The Lost Lady found ed in ENGLISH TRADITIONAL ‘AND “CAROLS. by. Lucy € Fast,but sturdily 17 Bb BASS CLARINET 6. THE LOST LADY FOUND (Dance Song) w Sf stuce 34 Atto Char, °8 Bb BASS CLARINET 98} tif short 11-4] Sf stace. 122! 130) ritard. Q