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Tinternell

Date: 
c. 1600
Clefs used: 
treble, bass
Key: 
B-flat, 2 flats
Discussion: 

Repeat structure: 

I (Katherina Weyssin, that is) think the setting in Practise for Dauncinge wants a more complicated repeat structure to fit the dance neatly:

Consider the music as coming in three strains, A, B, C, starting at each double barline.

This repeat structure will take the dancers once through the dance:

A BBC AAA BBC

The dance is typically done 1-4 times in a row.

Easy
Sheet Music: 

The version we are starting with can be found here as part of Practise for Dauncinge

Source: 
R.C.M Ms 1119
Parts: 
SATB
Type: 
Old Measure
Arranger: 
Joseph Casazza
English
Advice for beginners: 

Focus on the second or fourth line to begin.