
Lost Indian
Misc tunes
Gone Indian
1 min 24 sec
Open scoreFind sheet music for Lost Indian in the versions listed here: the selected scores begin in G major or A major and use 2/4 or 4/4 time. No composer or verified historical description is provided in the available information, so compare each score’s key, time signature and tuning note before choosing.
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Gone Indian
1 min 24 sec
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32 sec · Score #4064
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Tuning = GDGB
1 min 52 sec · Score #218923
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2 min 59 sec
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1 min 36 sec
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2 min 8 sec · Score #122350
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2 min 58 sec · Score #153430
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35 sec · Score #212998
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24 sec · Score #42271
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Tuning = GDGB
1 min 52 sec · Score #85285
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2 min 58 sec · Score #155825
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24 sec · Score #5747
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2 min 22 sec
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24 sec · Score #172880
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48 sec · Score #175016
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35 sec · Score #178920
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32 sec · Score #196565
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2 min 8 sec · Score #251594
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48 sec · Score #46057
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2 min 8 sec · Score #97389
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The selected Lost Indian scores do not all begin in the same key or metre. Two versions start in G major and one starts in A major; two are listed in 2/4 and one in 4/4. If you are choosing music to play with others, match the opening key and time signature to the version already in use. These details describe the opening of each score, not necessarily every section.
No composer is identified for the Lost Indian scores in the available information. The absence of an attribution does not by itself prove that the tune is anonymous or traditional, so avoid treating an unattributed listing as a confirmed authorship claim. For programme notes or formal attribution, check an authoritative tune index or edition.
One listed Lost Indian score carries the note “Tuning = GDGB.” Treat this as an instruction attached to that particular score rather than evidence about the tune’s original instrumentation. Check whether the tuning suits your instrument and playing situation before using that version.
The available scores differ in opening key, time signature and, in one case, tuning instruction. Those differences mean the versions should be compared before use rather than treated as interchangeable copies. The available information does not establish which version is the earliest, most widely used or most authoritative.
Catalogue duration 1 min 24 sec. Opening key signature: 3 sharps (A major). Opening time signature: 2/4.
Catalogue duration 32 sec. Opening key signature: 1 sharp (G major). Opening time signature: 2/4.
Catalogue duration 1 min 52 sec. Opening key signature: 1 sharp (G major). Opening time signature: 4/4.
No composer is identified in the available information for the Lost Indian scores. The listings show the composer field as unavailable, so a named composer or attribution cannot be confirmed from this page.
The selected Lost Indian scores begin in G major or A major. Two versions start in G major and one starts in A major, according to their opening key signatures; the key signature describes the opening, not necessarily every section.
Selected Lost Indian scores use 2/4 or 4/4. Two versions are listed in 2/4 and one in 4/4, so check the time signature when matching a version to a particular playing style or ensemble.
One listed Lost Indian score carries the note “Tuning = GDGB.” That instruction applies to that particular score; the other listed versions do not show a tuning note in the available details. Check the score before assuming standard tuning.
The listed Lost Indian scores are not identical in their opening details: they differ in key and time signature, and one includes a tuning note. Those differences indicate separate versions, but the available information does not establish which is the original or most authoritative.