Penned by the the incomparable Gray Mouser himself, this is a catchy little earworm that I can't stop humming.
Mick Philips has already done the hard work of transcribing it and adding it to his excellent tune book, so I'm just going to lazily link to it, the way Tim Berners-Lee intended.
https://mickp.github.io/tunes//tunebook.html?tuneId=32
While you're there, check out all the other great tunes Mick has catalogued.
A 2x Bourrée
I think I've been playing the 3rd note in the 7th measure of the A incorrectly, but will amend my ways based on this transcription
A tune by Giles Chabenat
Often played slowly was a waltz it is 3x bourree and should be played with a 3-1 emphasis rather than a 1-2-3
Here is a recording
And a quick mandolin version
Set of 2x bourrées
In Aurore Sand it was collected as ending the A part both times on the tonic, however I(and others) usually end the first A on the 2nd, so that a 5 chord sounds good, and the second time end on the tonic. I've kept the notation as collected.
Two time bourrées. Notation to come.
A tune by Karl-Johan Ankarblom.