
Traditional music - St. Patrick's Day in the Morning
Traditional Irish
1 min 7 sec · Score #53622
Open scoreSheet music for 'St. Patrick's Day in the Morning' appears here in several listings. One entry credits the music to 'Traditional Irish'; the others leave the composer field blank. The listed scores are all notated in 6/8, with two opening in G major and one opening with no sharps or flats. No supplied source establishes a named composer or a single authoritative setting.
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Traditional Irish
1 min 7 sec · Score #53622
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24 sec
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Saint Patrick's Day
33 sec
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1 min 52 sec
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Traditional Irish
1 min 7 sec · Score #90310
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2A + 2B = 40 bars.
Barbary Bellsaka. JaW.102
22 sec
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19 sec
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22 sec · Score #164417
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2A + 2B = 40 bars.Barbary Bells
Barbary Bells. JaW.102
1 min 6 sec
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Joe Buchanan's Scottish Tome - Page 253.1
24 sec
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anon.
17 sec
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8 sec · Score #169402
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33 sec
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8 sec · Score #195757
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21 sec · Score #229157
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18 sec
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21 sec · Score #120309
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21 sec
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22 sec · Score #187437
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22 sec
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Every score listed for 'St. Patrick's Day in the Morning' is notated in 6/8. Two open with one sharp, recorded as G major; the third opens with no sharps or flats. One entry also gives an opening tempo of 40 BPM. These are opening indications on individual scores rather than a definitive edition, so check the score you choose for its own key and tempo.
The entries differ in title and in composer credit. One is titled simply 'St Patrick's Day' while being listed under the full song name; only one credits 'Traditional Irish'. The records do not confirm that the scores are the same setting, so treat them as separate listings and use the opening key and metre as practical starting points rather than assuming identical versions.
The only attribution supplied is 'Traditional Irish' on one score. That is a traditional credit, not a documented composer, date, or region. No supplied source traces the tune's history or confirms that every listing represents the same traditional melody.
The records do not state instrumentation, whether the tune is a jig or another dance type, whether lyrics exist, or how difficult any version is. They also do not identify an arranger. Those questions need a reliable edition or reference source before they can be answered.
Catalogue duration 1 min 7 sec. Opening key signature: No sharps or flats. Opening time signature: 6/8. Opening tempo: 40 BPM.
Catalogue duration 24 sec. Opening key signature: 1 sharp (G major). Opening time signature: 6/8.
Catalogue duration 33 sec. Opening key signature: 1 sharp (G major). Opening time signature: 6/8.
No supplied source names a composer for 'St. Patrick's Day in the Morning'. One of the listed scores credits the music to 'Traditional Irish', while the other entries leave the composer field blank, so the available records present the tune as traditional rather than attributing it to a named writer.
Each of the three scores listed for 'St. Patrick's Day in the Morning' is notated in 6/8. The records do not identify the dance type or confirm that every setting uses the same metre throughout.
Two listed scores for 'St. Patrick's Day in the Morning' open with one sharp, given in the records as G major; a third opens with no sharps or flats. The entries therefore do not all use the same opening key, so players should check the key of the specific score they choose.
The records do not establish that the scores are identical. Titles vary—one is listed simply as 'St Patrick's Day'—and the entries differ in opening key; none identifies an arranger. Without a comparison of the music, they should be treated as separate listings rather than confirmed duplicates.
One score is titled 'St Patrick's Day' but is listed under the song name 'ST. Patrick's Day in the Morning'. The records do not confirm whether the shorter title refers to the same tune, a variant, or a different piece; the title alone is not enough to decide.
The only attribution in the listed records is 'Traditional Irish' on one score. That credit presents the tune as Irish traditional music, but no supplied source gives a date, region, or documented history for 'St. Patrick's Day in the Morning'.