It seems that the melody of this song has its origin in an old military tune, in the style of a bugle, which explains its structure, only on the notes of the triad. Rhythmically, the song begins on the beat with three regular incises (inciso); then, after a short motif built on an octave, the words "Jean de la Lune" provide the opportunity for a final repeated incise, this time in anacrusis. (automatic translation)
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TRADITIONNEL: Jean de la lune
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