Over The Hills And Far Away sheet music

“Over the Hills and Far Away” appears here as sheet music with more than one credit: one score is labelled Traditional, while others are filed under Misc tunes. Those labels do not establish a single composer or origin for the title. Check the credits, arrangement and notation on each score before choosing a version.

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Check the version before choosing

The title appears here with different credits: one score is labelled Traditional, while two are filed under Misc tunes. Use the title, composer or arranger credit, instrumentation and notation on the score to confirm that it matches the version you need; the shared title alone is not enough.

What the listed scores show

All three scores list an opening key of G major (one sharp) and an opening time signature of 4/4. Two listings give 364 notes and about 128 seconds; the third gives 170 notes and about 64 seconds. These are score-specific listing details, not evidence of difficulty or a formal grade.

Choosing between available scores

If you specifically want a traditional version, the listing that names Traditional is the clearest starting point, but verify the actual notation and credits. For any other version, match the composer, arranger, instrument and style you require rather than assuming all scores under the title represent the same piece.

Evidence limits

No authoritative reference material was available for this page, so the historical origin, composer, first publication, lyrics and original instrumentation of Over the Hills and Far Away cannot be confirmed here. Treat the listed key, timing and length as details of individual scores and consult a reliable edition or reference for scholarly or performance-critical decisions.

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Common questions

Is Over the Hills and Far Away a traditional song?

The title appears with mixed credits in these listings: one score is credited to Traditional, while two are filed under Misc tunes without a named composer. The credits identify how the individual scores are presented, not a verified history for the title as a whole.

What key and time signature are the listed Over the Hills and Far Away scores in?

Each of the three supplied listings gives an opening key signature of one sharp, G major, and an opening time signature of 4/4. These details describe the opening of those particular scores and should be checked on the score you intend to use.

Do the supplied scores represent the same arrangement?

The listings do not establish that the scores are the same arrangement. Two entries share a listed note count and duration, and the third is shorter, but those details describe individual scores and do not prove identical musical content. Compare the notation, credited arranger and intended instrument before substituting one for another.

Can the composer be identified from these scores?

A single composer cannot be confirmed from the supplied listings. One score credits Traditional and the other two leave the composer unnamed, so attribution needs to come from a reliable edition or reference source rather than the shared title.