A friend has an interest in the life and times of one Will KEMPE, who was an Actor, Clown, and Dancer in the late 1500s - early 1600s in England.

For a time he worked with William Shakespere, and made quite a reputation for himself as a Dancer and Comedian.

Someone - perhaps his Apprentice / Musician "Tom" or Shakspere himself, supposedly wrote a jig for him, which has been used as the basis for at least one Classical work.

I'd like to get ahold of a score for said Kempe's Jig, preferably in the key of D or G for tin whistle, but could transpose if need be.
A Digitrad search comes up empty, so if anyone is aware of a source for said score, I'd appreciate it.

Thanks - UJ in ME