Off She Goes sheet music

Off She Goes sheet music appears here in three scores associated with the traditional folk repertoire. The versions open in D major or G major and are notated in 6/8; one score also gives an opening tempo of 60 BPM. No individual composer is credited on these scores, so the page focuses on choosing among the keys, titles and notation shown.

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Choose by opening key

Two of the available Off She Goes scores open in D major, while one opens in G major. Check the opening key signature if you need a particular key. The score details do not show that one key is more suitable than another.

Use the 6/8 metre as a starting point

All three available scores use a 6/8 opening time signature. One score gives an opening tempo of 60 BPM, but the others carry no tempo marking. Treat that tempo as a detail of one score rather than a definitive performing tempo for the tune.

Compare title variants

One score is titled Off She Goes (In the North); the other two use the plain title Off She Goes. The available details do not explain whether the subtitle marks a distinct version, so compare the scores themselves if that distinction matters to you.

Composer and attribution

The available Off She Goes scores credit no individual composer and list “Misc Traditional” as the artist, with “folk” as the genre. This presents the piece as a traditional folk tune in the catalogue, but the scores do not establish its origin, date or named author.

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Common questions

What key is Off She Goes in?

Off She Goes appears in two opening keys among the three available scores: two versions open in D major and one opens in G major. The key therefore depends on the version chosen.

What time signature is Off She Goes notated in?

All three available Off She Goes scores use a 6/8 opening time signature. The score details do not identify a specific dance type or a single required tempo.

Is Off She Goes a traditional folk tune?

The available Off She Goes scores list “Misc Traditional” as the artist and “folk” as the genre, so the piece is presented here as a traditional folk tune. The scores do not establish its origin, date or a named composer.

Who composed Off She Goes?

No individual composer is credited for Off She Goes in the available scores; they name “Misc Traditional” as the artist. The name of an author, composer or collector is not established by these scores.

How does Off She Goes (In the North) differ from the other scores?

One score is titled Off She Goes (In the North); it opens in D major, uses 6/8 and gives 60 BPM. The two plain-title scores open in D major or G major, and neither gives a tempo. The available details do not show whether the subtitle marks a distinct musical version.

What tempo should Off She Goes be played at?

Only one of the three available Off She Goes scores gives an opening tempo, 60 BPM. The other scores carry no tempo marking, so the available score details do not establish a definitive performing tempo for the tune.