
La Bagatelle
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24 sec · Score #130442
Open scoreLa Bagatelle sheet music is available here in three listed versions, all opening in 6/8 and none naming a composer. The versions begin in D major, B♭ major and C major, so the clearest starting point is the key you need to read and play. Because the title alone does not identify a single work, check the score details before treating these as versions of the same piece.
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24 sec · Score #130442
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24 sec · Score #246968
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18 sec · Score #25163
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24 sec · Score #2384
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24 sec · Score #28840
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24 sec · Score #44180
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24 sec · Score #91739
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24 sec · Score #92998
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24 sec · Score #110863
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18 sec · Score #156199
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24 sec · Score #163836
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18 sec · Score #226943
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24 sec · Score #72483
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24 sec · Score #80324
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The three scores shown as La Bagatelle open in D major (two sharps), B♭ major (two flats) and C major (no sharps or flats). If you are matching a particular instrument, singer or ensemble, key is the first practical difference to compare. The available information does not say whether these are transpositions of one piece or separate pieces sharing the same title.
All three scores open in 6/8, a compound-duple metre with two main beats per bar, each divided into three eighth notes. That gives the music a lilting or running feel depending on tempo. Only the B♭ major score includes an opening tempo in the available details, at 150 BPM; the tempo for the other versions is not stated.
No composer is named for any of the La Bagatelle scores shown. A title alone is not enough to link the music to a known composer or to a specific larger collection. If you are looking for a composer's La Bagatelle, use the composer name as the deciding match rather than the title by itself.
Compare the opening key, metre and tempo first, then look for any named composer or work identification. The La Bagatelle scores share a title and an opening 6/8 metre, but they differ in key and do not carry a composer attribution. Those differences matter more than the shared title when deciding which score to use.
Catalogue duration 24 sec. Opening key signature: 2 sharps (D major). Opening time signature: 6/8.
Catalogue duration 19 sec. Opening key signature: 2 flats (B♭ major). Opening time signature: 6/8. Opening tempo: 150 BPM.
Catalogue duration 24 sec. Opening key signature: No sharps or flats. Opening time signature: 6/8.
No composer is named for the La Bagatelle scores shown here. Because several pieces can share this title, the available information does not identify a composer or confirm that the scores are by the same writer.
The available La Bagatelle scores all open in 6/8 time. In 6/8 there are two main beats per bar, each divided into three eighth notes; the opening time signature does not by itself show whether the metre changes later in the piece.
The La Bagatelle scores shown open in D major (two sharps), B♭ major (two flats) and C major (no sharps or flats). These are opening key signatures, so a score could change key later.
The available listings do not establish that the La Bagatelle scores are the same piece. They share a title and an opening 6/8 metre, but they begin in different keys, and no composer or work identification links them.
Only one of the La Bagatelle scores shown gives an opening tempo: the B♭ major version is listed at 150 BPM. The other scores do not state a tempo, and an opening tempo is not necessarily the pace for the whole piece.