
The Huntsman's Chorus
Misc Traditional
1 min 58 sec
Open scoreHuntsman's Chorus sheet music appears here under a few title forms, including The Huntsman's Chorus and Huntsman's Chorus in Dr. Freyschutz. Two scores credit C. M. von Weber as composer; one carries no composer name. The versions described open in D major with a 2/4 time signature, and one gives an opening tempo of 100 BPM. Compare the composer credit and title wording before choosing a score, and check the score itself for instrumentation and voicing.
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Misc Traditional
1 min 58 sec
Open score
C.M. von Weber
Der Freischützaka. GS.088
2 min 2 sec · Score #13779
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C.M. von Weber
Der Freischützaka. GS.088
2 min 2 sec · Score #112828
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C.M. von Weber
Der Freischützaka. GS.088
8 min 7 sec
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Misc Traditional
1 min 33 sec
Open score
Trad. after Carl von Weber 1821
48 sec
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Misc Traditional
1 min 4 sec
Open score
Traditional
1 min 4 sec · Score #11156
Open score
Misc Traditional
48 sec
Open score
Traditional
1 min 4 sec · Score #38763
Open score
Misc Traditional
2 min 14 sec · Score #50011
Open score
Misc Traditional
17 sec
Open score
Misc Traditional
2 min 14 sec · Score #141153
Open score
Misc Traditional
1 min 3 sec · Score #8929
Open score
Misc Traditional
19 sec
Open score
Traditional
1 min 4 sec · Score #82662
Open score
Misc Traditional
42 sec
Open score
Misc Traditional
1 min 3 sec · Score #212725
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Misc Traditional
56 sec · Score #219568
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Misc Traditional
56 sec · Score #138685
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Two scores listed as Huntsman's Chorus name C. M. von Weber as composer, while a third gives no composer credit. Some titles add “in Dr. Freyschutz”; treat that phrase as part of the score’s title rather than as independent proof of the work’s history. Check the specific credit on the score you intend to use.
The scores described here show an opening key signature of two sharps (D major) and a 2/4 time signature. One score also records an opening tempo of 100 BPM. These details describe the beginning of those scores; they do not establish that every version or arrangement uses the same key, metre or tempo throughout.
The score listings do not identify instrumentation or voicing, and no authoritative reference available for this page confirms the work’s origin or its exact relationship to Der Freischütz. Those points remain open rather than settled by the title alone.
Choose between the versions by checking the composer credit, the exact title wording and any opening tempo marking. If you need a particular key, tempo, instrumentation or voicing, verify it on the score itself rather than assuming it from the shared title.
Catalogue duration 1 min 58 sec. Opening key signature: 2 sharps (D major). Opening time signature: 2/4.
Catalogue duration 2 min 2 sec. Opening key signature: 2 sharps (D major). Opening time signature: 2/4. Opening tempo: 100 BPM.
Catalogue duration 2 min 2 sec. Opening key signature: 2 sharps (D major). Opening time signature: 2/4. Opening tempo: 100 BPM.
Two of the scores listed as Huntsman's Chorus name C. M. von Weber as composer, while a third gives no composer credit. The attribution therefore differs between versions, and the composer name on the specific score should be checked before use.
The scores described open with a key signature of two sharps (D major) and a 2/4 time signature. Those details describe the opening of the listed scores, not a verified key or metre for every possible arrangement.
One score gives an opening tempo of 100 BPM. The other listed versions do not include a tempo marking, so 100 BPM should be treated as that score’s opening tempo rather than a required tempo for every version.
The phrase “in Dr. Freyschutz” appears in some score titles, which points toward Der Freischütz, but the exact relationship remains unverified. Treat the phrase as title wording and check an authoritative edition or reference before relying on the connection.
The score listings do not identify instrumentation or voicing, so a musician should check the individual score before choosing it for a particular instrument, choir or ensemble. The title alone does not establish those details.