
Irish Lamentation
Misc tunes
54 sec
Open scoreIrish Lamentation sheet music is available here in three listed versions, but the title does not identify a composer or a single definitive setting. Each score opens in G major with a one-sharp key signature and in 3/4 time, and the versions differ in length, so compare the actual scores before choosing.
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54 sec
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48 sec · Score #101436
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1 min 24 sec
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the Forlorn Lover
1 min 24 sec
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2 min 55 sec
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1 min 12 sec · Score #17757
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King James' March to Limerick
1 min 12 sec · Score #109667
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King James' March to Limerick
1 min 12 sec · Score #194497
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1 min 12 sec · Score #5581
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Longways for as many as will.
36 sec · Score #41829
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1 min 21 sec
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2 min 22 sec
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48 sec · Score #130818
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King James' March to Limerick
1 min 12 sec · Score #203033
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46 sec
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1 min 12 sec · Score #104639
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1 min 12 sec · Score #134054
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Longways for as many as will.
36 sec · Score #170686
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48 sec · Score #212429
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48 sec · Score #44001
Open scoreThe available Irish Lamentation scores open with a one-sharp key signature, indicating G major, and in 3/4 time. Their listed note counts range from 126 to 205, and durations run from roughly 48 to 84 seconds. These details describe individual scores and their openings; a key signature can change later in a piece.
No composer is credited on the available Irish Lamentation scores, so authorship cannot be established from the evidence. The word “lamentation” suggests a mournful or memorial character, but the available information does not confirm the tune’s origin, date, text, or traditional status. An unattributed score should not be treated as a scholarly edition.
The listed versions differ in length, so decide whether a shorter or more extended setting suits your purpose and inspect the score itself. The available information does not establish difficulty, instrumentation, or whether one version is more authoritative than another.
Catalogue duration 54 sec. Opening key signature: 1 sharp (G major). Opening time signature: 3/4.
Catalogue duration 48 sec. Opening key signature: 1 sharp (G major). Opening time signature: 3/4.
Catalogue duration 1 min 24 sec. Opening key signature: 1 sharp (G major). Opening time signature: 3/4.
The available Irish Lamentation scores do not credit a composer, so authorship cannot be established from the evidence. The title alone should not be used to attribute the piece to a named composer.
The available Irish Lamentation scores open with a one-sharp key signature, indicating G major. This describes the opening of the scores; a key signature can change later in a piece.
Each available Irish Lamentation score opens in 3/4 time. That metre is consistent across the scores described, although the versions differ in length.
The listed Irish Lamentation versions are not identical in length. Their note counts range from 126 to 205, with durations from roughly 48 to 84 seconds, so compare the scores directly rather than assuming they are the same setting.
No composer is credited on the scores, but that absence alone is not proof of traditional origin, and the title should not be used to date or source the piece.