You can find this sheet music in any of these products: > First Ceilidh Collection for Accordion > Second Ceilidh Collection for Viola > Second Ceilidh Collection for Viola with CD > The Athole Collection > The Ceilidh Collection for Cello / Bass > Traditional Scottish Fiddling > Traditional Scottish Fiddling with CD The tune is certainly well known but I don't think I have ever come across those lyrics before. by Sir Hugh Roberton Sung by The Glasgow Oprpheus Choir Now the fiddler's ready, let us all begin! The title comes from the original lyrics, traditionally attributed to the 18th century General, John Burgoyne. His fame's my concern How my bosom would burn When I saw him return crown'd with victory! Midi Files: Dashing White Sergeant To save these files to your local computer try 'right click, then save link as' on a PC; or 'hold down cmd and click, then save link as' on a Mac Download Midi File Request Separate Instrument Midi Files When my soldier was gone, do you think I'd take on, The tune was used for other songs, notably "The Female Volunteer For Mexico," during the Mexican War (See Dolph, "Sounds Off, Soldier Songs," 1929, pp. So step it out and step it in. The Dashing White Sergeant Scottish Song By John Burgoyne The Dashing White Sergeant title comes from the original lyrics, traditionally attributed to the 18th century General, John Burgoyne, set to music by the English composer, Sir Henry Rowley Bishop in 1826.. An alternative set of lyrics is at www.contemplator.com. The title comes from the original lyrics, traditionally attributed to the 18th century General, John Burgoyne. It was set to music by the English composer, Sir Henry Rowley Bishop in 1826. 573-574 with sheet music for "Dashing White Sergeant" in 2/4). The dance is in 4/4 time, thus it is in the form of a reel. The Dashing White Sergeant. Lyrics for February 2020 Daily Sparkle Singalongs Track 1 The Dashing White Sergeant by Robert Wilson Link your hands for the circle round Move your feet to the music sound Back again to your starting ground And that’s the dance begun The centre’s parry back to the right Link their partners turning quite The other partner, they invite ... As a dashing white sergeant I'd march away, A dashing white sergeant I'd march away, march away, march away, march away, march away, march away, march away, march away, march away, march away! If an army of Amazons e'er came into play As a dashing white sergeant I'd march away. Lyrics: This was written by Sir Henry Rowley Bishop (1786-1855). 17 # 0 Ç 3 2-0 2 0 2 0 1 i g # Ç Ç 0 1- 1 0-1 0 4 4 iii 3 # Ç Ç 4/6b ii 1 4 2 1 1 a 7 Ç Ç Ç 2- Ç.1 1 d & 21 # Ç - 2 Ç-1 0 11 2 Ç Ç 4 4 The Dashing White Sergeant is a Scottish Country Dance, performed to a similarly titled piece of English music. The dance is performed by groups of six dancers and is progressive. Listen to The Dashing White Sergeant by Peter Posa And The Thistlemen, 40 Shazams. As a dashing white sergeant I'd march away. Listen to the song here if it doesn't play automatically The song will play in a new window allowing you to follow the words as you listen to the song. When my soldier is gone Do you think I'll take on, Or sit moping forlorn No, no, not I! The Dashing White Sergeant Now the fiddler's ready, let us all begin! The song was to be part of one of Bishop's operas, but there is no evidence it was ever incorporated into one.
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