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Harvest Home sheet music

Harvest Home sheet music appears in the TuneViva catalogue under several distinct listings rather than a single version. The entries include a tune opening in D major in 4/4, a listing titled Harvest Home Hornpipe in D major and 2/2, and a score attributed to Edward Johnson Bellerby for grand piano opening with five flats in 4/2. Because the listings differ in title, key, metre and instrumentation, the best choice depends on the version you need; check the score itself before relying on any single detail.

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Compare the listed versions

The catalogue presents Harvest Home in more than one form. One entry is a tune in D major with a 4/4 time signature, another is titled Harvest Home Hornpipe in D major with 2/2, and a third is a grand-piano score attributed to Edward Johnson Bellerby opening with five flats and 4/2. These differences matter when choosing a score, because the same title does not guarantee the same musical text.

Check key, metre and title

Two Harvest Home entries open with two sharps, listed as D major, while the Bellerby entry opens with five flats. The hornpipe title and 2/2 metre distinguish one listing from the others. Use these details as a starting point, then verify the opening of the score you intend to use, since catalogue details can be incomplete or inaccurate.

Composer and attribution

The catalogue does not name a composer for the tune listings or the hornpipe listing. The piano score is attributed to Edward Johnson Bellerby in its title, but the supplied records do not establish whether Bellerby composed the tune or made an arrangement. Treat the attribution as applying to that specific score, not as proof of the original composer of Harvest Home.

Instrumentation and practical choice

Only the Bellerby listing specifies instrumentation in the supplied details, naming Grand Piano among its score parts. The other listings do not state an instrument. Musicians should choose by the version they need, then check the score for the actual part, range and notation rather than assuming that every Harvest Home entry is for the same instrument.

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Common questions

What versions of Harvest Home are listed?

Listings under Harvest Home include a tune opening in D major with a 4/4 time signature, a score titled Harvest Home Hornpipe opening in D major with 2/2, and a grand-piano score attributed to Edward Johnson Bellerby opening with five flats and 4/2. These are separate catalogue entries with different musical details, so they should not be treated as identical versions.

Is Harvest Home a hornpipe?

One catalogue listing is specifically titled Harvest Home Hornpipe and opens in 2/2 time. Other listings are titled simply Harvest Home, and the supplied details do not show that every version is a hornpipe. The title of the hornpipe entry is the strongest evidence for a hornpipe association in these records.

What key is Harvest Home in?

The Harvest Home listings do not share a single opening key. Two entries open with two sharps, listed as D major, while the score attributed to Edward Johnson Bellerby opens with five flats. A performer should check the key of the particular score rather than assume one key for all versions.

Who composed Harvest Home?

The catalogue does not name a composer for the tune listings or the hornpipe listing. The piano score is attributed to Edward Johnson Bellerby in its title, but the supplied records do not establish whether Bellerby composed the tune or made an arrangement.

What instrument is the Bellerby Harvest Home for?

The score titled Harvest Home - Edward Johnson Bellerby lists Grand Piano among its score parts. The other Harvest Home listings do not specify instrumentation in the supplied details. A pianist should verify the piano part in the score itself.

How long are the listed Harvest Home scores?

The supplied durations differ: about 64 seconds for the tune entry, about 105 seconds for the Bellerby piano score, and about 77 seconds for the hornpipe entry. These figures describe the individual catalogue entries rather than a definitive performing length, and they should be checked against the score if duration matters for your use.