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Last Night's Fun sheet music

Last Night's Fun is listed in these scores as a traditional reel, with one version titled Wexford Reel. The available settings open in D major or A major and use either 4/4 or 2/4, so compare key, barring and title before choosing a sheet music version.

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Compare the opening key and time signature

The available versions of Last Night's Fun do not all use the same notation. One opens in D major with two sharps and 4/4; another opens in A major with three sharps and 2/4; a third opens in D major and 4/4. Check these details first, because they affect fingerings, bar lengths and how the reel sits on your instrument.

Use the title variants as a prompt, not proof

The titles include 'Last Night's Fun -- Reel', 'Traditional music - Last Night's Fun' and 'Last Night's Fun (Wexford Reel)'. The Wexford title may point to a particular setting, but the available material does not establish whether it is an alternative title or a separate version. Compare the notation if you need a specific version.

Treat the listed tempo as one indication

One score lists an opening tempo of 180 BPM. The other scores do not provide a tempo in the available details, so do not assume that all versions should be played at the same speed. Use the notation and your playing context to settle a workable pulse.

What the scores do not settle

The available scores do not establish a composer, origin story, original instrumentation or a single authoritative text for Last Night's Fun. They are individual settings labelled as traditional or as a reel; check the actual notation and any edition information before treating one setting as definitive.

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Common questions

What kind of tune is Last Night's Fun?

Last Night's Fun is presented in the available scores as a reel. One score carries the additional title 'Wexford Reel', while another is titled 'Traditional music - Last Night's Fun'. The scores do not establish a composer or a detailed origin for the tune.

What keys are the available versions in?

The listed settings of Last Night's Fun open in either D major, with two sharps, or A major, with three sharps. Check the key signature before choosing a score, because the key affects fingerings and the feel of the setting.

Does Last Night's Fun appear in 4/4 or 2/4?

Listed settings of Last Night's Fun use both 4/4 and 2/4. The time signature changes how the bars are grouped and read, so choose the notation that matches the version you intend to learn or perform.

Is a tempo given for Last Night's Fun?

One available score for Last Night's Fun lists an opening tempo of 180 BPM. The other listed versions do not show a tempo in the available details, so the figure should be treated as one indication rather than a mandatory speed for every setting.

Which version of Last Night's Fun should I choose?

Choose the version of Last Night's Fun whose opening key, time signature and title match your instrument, group or the notation you already know. The D major 4/4, A major 2/4 and D major 4/4 settings differ in key and barring, so compare the first bars before deciding.

Is Wexford Reel the same as Last Night's Fun?

One score is titled 'Last Night's Fun (Wexford Reel)', which links the two names in that setting. The available material does not confirm whether Wexford Reel is an alternative title for the same tune or a distinct version, so compare the notation rather than assuming they are identical.