| Grade Level PK - 1 |
Tonal Center so |
| Scale Tritonic |
Range P4 |
| Tone Set rm S |
Melodic Motive(s) |
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Melodic Elements
re 
|
Melodic Context s-r |
| Rhythmic Element(s) ta ti-ti 
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| Original Starting Pitch Eb |
Partwork |
| Form Analysis AAAvB |
Form Type |
| ta |  |
| ti-ti |  |
Source
Beckwith, Martha W. Folk Games of Jamaica. Poughkeepsie, New York: Vassar College/Folklore Publications, 1922. pg 30.
Informant/Performer
State
Region
Caribbean
Origin
African-American
Song Type(s)
Singing Game
Game Types
Circle
Sub-Game Types
Circle/Seated
Sub-Game Types
Figures
Subject(s)
Occupations
Sub Subject
Cobbler
Alternate Titles
Cobbler, Cobbler
General Comments
Original contains dialect, and ends with "two." The editors have changed it to "four" to preserve the rhyme scheme.
