We first used the Fanny Frail tune, in D for this. But now that we have learned 'Fanny Frail' we needed a new tune, so we have nicked the Rochdale Coconut Dance. This needs to be played quite fast, but with scope for the double-speed sticking at the end. To get the basses right, bars A 1, 3, 5, 8 and B 1,2, 5, 6 have to be played on the pull on the D row, crossing to the G row for the other bars. The first note of bars A 1, 5 are played as a dotted crotchet and quaver, i.e a strong first note & short second. Once to Yourself 1A Sticking and Swing 2A Arches 2B Sticking and Swing 2A Star and Ends 1B Sticking and Swing 2A Lichfield Hey 2B Sticking and Swing 2A Tips And Butts - invert the set 1B Sticking And Swing - second set at double speed 2A