
Traditional music - Cantar de Ronda (CT 001)
Tradicional
1 min 16 sec · Score #31265
Open scoreCantar de Ronda appears here as a traditional folk piece, with the available scores credited to “Tradicional” rather than a named composer. The versions differ at the opening: one has no sharps or flats in 4/4 at 108 BPM, while another is in G major with one sharp in 2/4 at 76 BPM. Compare the notation and opening details before choosing a score.
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Tradicional
1 min 16 sec · Score #31265
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Tradicional
1 min 16 sec · Score #211115
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Tradicional
27 sec · Score #65238
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Tradicional
24 sec
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Tradicional
8 sec
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Tradicional
20 sec
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Tradicional
27 sec · Score #74117
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Tradicional
30 sec · Score #245628
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Tradicional
30 sec · Score #247335
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Tradicional
24 sec · Score #58843
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Tradicional
25 sec
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Tradicional
25 sec
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Tradicional
15 sec
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Tradicional
16 sec
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Tradicional
6 sec
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Tradicional
31 sec · Score #40815
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Tradicional
31 sec · Score #89078
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Tradicional
13 sec
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Tradicional
24 sec · Score #139931
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Tradicional
16 sec
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The scores for Cantar de Ronda are listed as folk music and credit the composer as “Tradicional”. Their opening details are not uniform: one begins with no sharps or flats in 4/4 at 108 BPM, while another begins with one sharp (G major) in 2/4 at 76 BPM. These are opening indications only, not a complete description of each arrangement.
The 4/4 version at 108 BPM has a different pulse and a faster beat than the 2/4 version at 76 BPM. If you need a broader four-beat opening, examine the first version; if you need a two-beat pulse at a slower tempo, examine the second. Check the actual notation before deciding, since the shared title does not confirm identical musical content.
The credit “Tradicional” indicates a traditional attribution in these scores, not a named author. No supplied source establishes the song’s region of origin, text, original instrumentation or date, so those details should be left open rather than assumed.
Catalogue duration 1 min 16 sec. Opening key signature: No sharps or flats. Opening time signature: 4/4. Opening tempo: 108 BPM.
Catalogue duration 1 min 16 sec. Opening key signature: No sharps or flats. Opening time signature: 4/4. Opening tempo: 108 BPM.
Catalogue duration 27 sec. Opening key signature: 1 sharp (G major). Opening time signature: 2/4. Opening tempo: 76 BPM.
Every non-empty composer field on these files reads Tradicional.
Cantar de Ronda is listed in the folk genre in the available scores, and its composer credit is “Tradicional”.
The available Cantar de Ronda scores do not share one opening key and metre. One begins with no sharps or flats in 4/4; another begins with one sharp (G major) in 2/4. These describe the opening of each score only.
Opening tempos differ between the available Cantar de Ronda scores: one is indicated at 108 BPM in 4/4 and another at 76 BPM in 2/4. The tempo applies to the opening indication in each score and may not reflect later changes.
The scores share the title Cantar de Ronda and the credit “Tradicional”, but their opening keys, time signatures and tempos differ. Those differences mean the versions should not be assumed to be identical; compare the notation before treating them as interchangeable.
The available score information for Cantar de Ronda does not name an instrument or ensemble. No verified source establishes the song’s original or customary instrumentation, so a specific scoring cannot be confirmed here.