To Anacreon in Heaven was an 18th Century drinking song sung by the members of a gentlemen’s club in London.
It is also the tune of what national anthem.
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Looks like the US National Anthem, “The Star Spangled Banner”
That’s it.
Francis Scott Key adapted it making the first line: “O say do you see by the dawn’s early light” etc. to make what eventually (1935?) became the o0fficial US anthem. It describes the bombardment etc. of a fort near Washington during the War of 1812), where the flag stayed flying all night.
A relatively unimportant battle in a war they didn’t win.
Still the national anthem.
From the pacing of those notes it looks like the Marseillaise.
Try playing it on a piano. It won’t sound quite the same.
Ah, Mr Campbell from Fifth Form Music class would be most disappointed in my current ability to read sheet music!