"Box the Fox" (sometimes just "Box Fox") is a tune of Appalachian origin,[ citation needed] usually played on the fiddle [1] [2] or banjo. [3] The song is played in 6-6 time. [3] The name comes from the old Irish slang "to box the fox", meaning to steal apples or, in general, to rob an orchard. [1]
- ^ a b "BON - BOX". The Fiddler's Companion. Retrieved July 2, 2022.
- ^ Ryan J. Thomson (1985). The Fiddler's Almanac.
- ^ a b "Cumulative Index To Mugwumps Magazine". Mugwumps. Retrieved November 6, 2019.
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"Box the Fox" (sometimes just "Box Fox") is a tune of Appalachian origin,[ citation needed] usually played on the fiddle [1] [2] or banjo. [3] The song is played in 6-6 time. [3] The name comes from the old Irish slang "to box the fox", meaning to steal apples or, in general, to rob an orchard. [1]
- ^ a b "BON - BOX". The Fiddler's Companion. Retrieved July 2, 2022.
- ^ Ryan J. Thomson (1985). The Fiddler's Almanac.
- ^ a b "Cumulative Index To Mugwumps Magazine". Mugwumps. Retrieved November 6, 2019.
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