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Maybe you also want to try searching for the melodic contour of your query, *UUDUUUUUUUUDD. (what? why?)  [P] Clint Mansel: Lux AeternaA very popular theme from the Darren Aronofsky's "Requiem for a Dre...  pdf view details, edit, or delete this entry Search the Web for this look for this at Amazon.com/.de/.fr/.ca/.jp or Musicnotes.com/Sheetmusicplus [C] Bizet, Georges: L'Arlésienne suite No. 2 Pastorale, 1st theme view details, edit, or delete this entry Search the Web for this look for this at Amazon.com/.de/.fr/.ca/.jp or Musicnotes.com/Sheetmusicplus [F] Merrily Kiss the Quaker's Wife, discography: Chieftains Live, history: See also #4 view details, edit, or delete this entry Search the Web for this [F] Merrily Kiss the Quaker's Wife, history: See also #54 view details, edit, or delete this entry Search the Web for this [F] Boniest(!) Lass In The World. BF14.05, area: Lake District, origin: England, source: MS14,Browne "D",early 19thC,Troutbeck,W'morland, notes: Okay,it's not actually a very obvious word to spell!. Bony,Bonny, vive la difference!.CGP view details, edit, or delete this entry Search the Web for this [F] Trad: I Saw My Love Come Passing By Me, source: Northumbrian Minstrelsy view details, edit, or delete this entry Search the Web for this [F] AIR XXXVI. Bonniest Lass in all the World., book: Joseph Mitchell: "The Highland Fair" (1731) view details, edit, or delete this entry Search the Web for this [F] Ed Reavy: The Ceilier, notes: He would come with his fiddle to "make his ceili." And he would never come without a new tune or some new version of an old tune he heard since his last visit. He could also tell an odd good story or two. view details, edit, or delete this entry Search the Web for this
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