A Dictionary of Music and Musicians/Perigourdine

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From volume 2 of the work.

1997506A Dictionary of Music and Musicians — PerigourdineGeorge GroveWilliam Barclay Squire

PERIGOURDINE, or PERIJOURDINE, a country dance which takes its name from Perigord, where it is chiefly danced. It is sometimes accompanied by singing. The following example is from the Essai sur la Musique (Paris, 1780), of De la Borde and Roussier.

${ \time 6/8 \key g \major \tempo "Gai" \partial 4. \relative g' { \repeat volta 2 { g4 a8 | b4 d8 c b a | g4 d8 g4 a8 | b c d c b a | g4. } \repeat volta 2 { g8 fis g | e4. a | g4 d8 g fis g | e4. a | b } } }$

[ W. B. S. ]

A Dictionary of Music and Musicians/Perigourdine

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