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Dixie Girl (1903) Characteristic March Two Step

Composer:	Lampe  (1869-1929)	Suppliers:
Editor:	Geoff Grainger	Sextet:	Treble/Tenor/Tenor/Bass/Bass/Great Bass(Bass)
Publisher:	Ditty Box Enterprises	Publication:	DBE434
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Length: approx. 3 mins.
Dixie Girl is a typical Lampe march, bright and breezy, a worthy and rousing immediate successor to his so-successful Creole Belles. Its form is AABBCB whereby the final CB straina are in the key of E-flat, the others being in the key of B.
The cover of the original sheet music depicts a somewhat subdued "Dixie Girl" peering through a heart-shaped portal not quite in keeping with the spirit of the march. For those not in the know, Dixie is an informal appellation given to the southern states of the USA. It derives from the same named marching song sung by Daniel Decatur Emmett (1815-1904). This song was very popular with and sung by the Confederate soldiers during the American Civil War.
Dixie Girl was published by Whitney-Warner Publishing Co., Detroit, Michigan, USA.
A tempo of 90 crotchets/min. is suggested.

"Dixie Girl (1903)" has been recorded by:
 Various Artists on "From Cake-Walk To Ragtime 1898-1916" CD(s) & MP3 Album(s)
 Various Artists on "Rags to Rhythms" 
 Ratzkowski/Thomsen Duo on "Royal Guitars Of Denmark"