
Sweet Molly
Misc tunes
9 sec · Score #13223
Open scoreSweet Molly appears in several sheet-music versions with different opening keys and time signatures. The available records do not name a composer or identify the piece’s origin, so this page concentrates on what can be compared in the scores themselves: key, metre and listed length.
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Misc tunes
9 sec · Score #13223
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1 min 4 sec · Score #2686
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32 sec · Score #188019
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32 sec · Score #162164
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Old Scotch
32 sec
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2 min 0 sec
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1 min 4 sec · Score #129390
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52 sec · Score #159596
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Hoptoun House
32 sec · Score #226601
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1 min 4 sec · Score #13354
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Hopetoun House
32 sec
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32 sec · Score #32685
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Hoptoun House
32 sec · Score #167829
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52 sec · Score #241673
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32 sec · Score #243589
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9 sec · Score #6656
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32 sec · Score #74138
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33 sec
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32 sec · Score #139281
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1 min 4 sec · Score #168717
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The listed Sweet Molly scores are not identical in their opening details. Two records give an opening key signature of one sharp (E minor), one in 2/2 and one in 4/4, while a third gives three sharps (A major) in 6/8. These details are useful starting points when matching a score to a particular source, arrangement or ensemble, but an opening signature does not describe the whole piece.
No composer is named for Sweet Molly in these records, and the credit ‘Misc tunes’ does not identify an author. Instrumentation is also unspecified, so the notation itself should be checked before choosing a version for a particular instrument. The records do not confirm whether all three scores represent the same version of the piece.
If a performer needs a version beginning in E minor, two listed scores provide that opening key; if a compound metre is required, one score lists 6/8. For a simple duple opening, the 2/2 and 4/4 versions are the relevant choices. These are practical selection points, not evidence that one version is more authoritative than another.
The recorded durations range from about 9 seconds to about 64 seconds, with note counts from 81 to 132. Those figures describe individual scores and may not reflect a complete performance or a definitive performing length, so they should be treated cautiously rather than as a reliable indication of difficulty or completeness.
Catalogue duration 9 sec. Opening key signature: 3 sharps (A major). Opening time signature: 6/8.
Catalogue duration 1 min 4 sec. Opening key signature: 1 sharp (E minor). Opening time signature: 2/2.
Catalogue duration 32 sec. Opening key signature: 1 sharp (E minor). Opening time signature: 4/4.
No composer is named in the available records for Sweet Molly; the scores are credited only to ‘Misc tunes’, which does not establish an author.
The listed Sweet Molly scores begin in different keys: two records give an opening key signature of one sharp (E minor), while one gives three sharps (A major). Opening key signatures can change later in a piece, and the records may describe different versions.
Listed time signatures for Sweet Molly vary: 2/2, 6/8 and 4/4 appear among the available scores. This indicates that the title may circulate in different versions or metres, but the evidence does not confirm a single definitive text.
The available Sweet Molly records do not specify instrumentation. They list a title, a ‘Misc tunes’ credit, key and time signature, so a musician should inspect the notation before choosing a version for a particular instrument.
Listed durations for Sweet Molly scores range from about 9 seconds to about 64 seconds, with note counts from 81 to 132. These figures describe individual scores and should not be treated as a definitive performing length without checking the music.