
Trip to Bath, A. JJo2.028
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17 sec
Open scoreThe Bath sheet music here is a title grouping rather than a confirmed single work. The selected scores are two titles beginning “Trip to Bath” and one titled “The Bath Medley”, all listed without a credited composer. Their opening keys, time signatures and tempos differ, so use those details as a starting point and then check the score itself for the fuller musical picture.
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The page brings together separately titled scores listed under “The Bath”. Two entries carry “Trip to Bath” in their titles, while a third is called “The Bath Medley”. The listings do not show that these are versions of the same composition, so treat them as distinct items to compare rather than as alternative editions of one confirmed work.
The selected scores begin quite differently. “Trip to Bath. JJo8193, A” is listed with a G major opening, 2/4 time and an opening tempo of 180 BPM. “The Bath Medley” is listed with no sharps or flats, 4/4 time and 80 BPM. “Trip to Bath, A. JJo2.028” is listed in G major, 6/4 and 330 BPM. These details describe the opening only; check the score for later key, metre or tempo changes.
If you need a particular opening key or metre, the listed details can help you shortlist a score. Do not treat the different note counts or durations as difficulty grades: those figures describe individual scores and do not establish how hard the music is to play. Inspect the notation, range and texture before deciding whether a version suits you or your group.
No composer or arranger is credited in the selected records, and no instrument or arrangement type is named. The entries also do not identify a source edition. For those reasons, the page is best used as a finding aid for scores carrying these titles, not as proof of a single historical composition or a particular performing version.
Catalogue duration 17 sec. Opening key signature: 1 sharp (G major). Opening time signature: 6/4. Opening tempo: 330 BPM.
Catalogue duration 58 sec. Opening key signature: 1 sharp (G major). Opening time signature: 2/4. Opening tempo: 180 BPM.
Catalogue duration 2 min 28 sec. Opening key signature: No sharps or flats. Opening time signature: 4/4. Opening tempo: 80 BPM.
The page groups several separately titled scores under “The Bath”; the selected entries are two pieces titled “Trip to Bath” and one titled “The Bath Medley”. The listings do not show that these titles are versions of one composition.
Three selected scores appear here: “Trip to Bath. JJo8193, A”, “The Bath Medley”, and “Trip to Bath, A. JJo2.028”. All are credited to “Misc tunes” with no composer name in the records.
A composer or arranger is not credited in the selected records. The artist field reads “Misc tunes”, so the listings do not establish who wrote or arranged the music.
The selected records do not name an instrument or an arrangement type. Inspect the score itself before assuming it is for a particular instrument or ensemble.
“Trip to Bath. JJo8193, A” is listed in G major, 2/4, at 180 BPM; “The Bath Medley” has no sharps or flats, 4/4, at 80 BPM; and “Trip to Bath, A. JJo2.028” is in G major, 6/4, at 330 BPM. These are opening details only.
“The Bath Medley” and the “Trip to Bath” entries are separate titles in the listings. No supplied information confirms that they share a tune, origin or composer.