Les Fraise at les Framboise - G MajorReel, Airi

:	G	G	G	D
	D	D	D	G	:
:	G	G	G	Am
	D	D	D	G	:

Tune Information

Author: Traditional

Origin: Canada - Quebec

The title of this tune means "raspberries and strawberries". It may be of Acadian origin. There is a singing call to the dance, with chorus ""Ah, les fraises et les framboises / du bon vin j'en ai bu. / Croy-ez-moi, jolies bourgeoises, / J'me suis jamais tant plu." which means roughly "Ah, raspberries and strawberries / good wine I drank / believe me, my pretty elite / I've never been happier".

Ref: https://tunearch.org/wiki/Annotation:Fraises_et_les_Framboises_(Les)

All The Way To Galway - D MajorReel, Polkai

:	D	D	Em(G)	EmA
	D	D	A	D	:
:	D	A	G	D
	D	A	GA	D	:

Tune Information

Author: Traditional

Origin: Ireland

This tune dates from a Jacobite era (early 18th century) song and was the precursor to Yankee Doodle and closely related to the jig Road to Lisdoonvarna. It also appears with the A and B parts reversed.

Ref: https://tunearch.org/wiki/Annotation:All_the_Way_to_Galway_(1)

Ref: https://www.folktunefinder.com/tunes/107627

L'Oiseau Bleu - D MajorReeli

:	D	D	A	DA
	D	D	A	D	:
:	D	Em	A	D
	D	Em	A	AD	:

Tune Information

Author: Traditional

Origin: Canada - Quebec

The title means "blue bird". Little has been published about its origins, but it may come from Acadians living in Quebec.

Ref: https://tunearch.org/wiki/L%27Oiseau_Bleu

Ref: https://tunearch.org/wiki/Annotation:L%27Oiseau_Bleu

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