
Traditional music - The Barley Mow
Trad
26 sec
Open scoreThe Barley Mow sheet music appears in three available scores: 'Traditional music - The Barley Mow', 'the BARLEY MOW', and 'Good Luck to Barley Mow'. Their opening details differ—G major in 6/8, B-flat major in 2/2, and A major in 3/8—so compare key, metre, and title before choosing a setting for your instrument or group.
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Trad
26 sec
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24 sec
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2 min 8 sec · Score #119354
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48 sec
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24 sec · Score #241818
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15 sec · Score #31151
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24 sec
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2 min 8 sec · Score #213605
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48 sec · Score #244707
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1 min 0 sec · Score #43148
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48 sec · Score #63819
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24 sec · Score #65917
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24 sec · Score #110542
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24 sec · Score #202500
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15 sec · Score #50231
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24 sec · Score #111227
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1 min 0 sec · Score #114051
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15 sec · Score #135707
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anon.
12 sec
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17 sec
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The three listings offer different starting points. 'Traditional music - The Barley Mow' opens in G major with a 6/8 signature and a listed tempo of 110 BPM; 'the BARLEY MOW' opens in B-flat major in 2/2; 'Good Luck to Barley Mow' opens in A major in 3/8. These details describe individual scores and should be checked against the notation rather than assumed to apply throughout.
For group playing or accompanying another musician, match the score's opening key and metre to the version already in use. The listings begin in three different keys and metres, so they are not interchangeable without checking or transposing. A score's title alone will not tell you whether it will fit your instrument or ensemble.
'Good Luck to Barley Mow' is grouped with the other scores under the same name, but the title could indicate a variant, a different tune, or simply a different label. Compare the opening melody, key, and metre before combining parts or assuming that one score can replace another.
The available information does not establish the piece's origin, text, historical use, or definitive musical version, and the listings do not name instruments or arrangers. Treat the score headings and opening details as practical starting points rather than a complete edition history.
Catalogue duration 26 sec. Opening key signature: 1 sharp (G major). Opening time signature: 6/8. Opening tempo: 110 BPM.
Catalogue duration 24 sec. Opening key signature: 3 sharps (A major). Opening time signature: 3/8.
Catalogue duration 2 min 8 sec. Opening key signature: 2 flats (B♭ major). Opening time signature: 2/2.
Three scores appear under The Barley Mow: 'Traditional music - The Barley Mow', 'the BARLEY MOW', and 'Good Luck to Barley Mow'. Their opening details differ—G major in 6/8, B-flat major in 2/2, and A major in 3/8 respectively—but the titles alone do not prove they are the same musical setting.
'Traditional music - The Barley Mow' opens with a one-sharp signature, given as G major, and 6/8 time at 110 BPM. Those details describe the opening of that score; check the full notation for later key or metre changes.
'the BARLEY MOW' has a two-flat opening signature, given as B-flat major, and 2/2 time. The listing gives no opening tempo, so the key and metre are the available comparison points for that score.
'Good Luck to Barley Mow' is grouped under the same name, but its title alone does not establish that it is the same tune or setting. It opens in A major with a three-sharp signature and 3/8 time, so compare its melody and notation with the other scores before treating them as interchangeable.
No verified composer is identified in the available information. One listed score credits 'Trad', while the other two do not name a composer; without an authoritative reference, that attribution should not be treated as confirmed authorship.