The Devil's Dream sheet music

The Devil's Dream sheet music appears here in three listed versions, all opening in A major. One score carries the title 'Devil's Dream -- Reel,' and the entries show both 2/4 and 4/4 time signatures. No composer is credited in these listings; the notes below help you compare what is actually shown before choosing a score.

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What the scores show

Three scores are listed under 'The Devil's Dream.' All three open in A major, with three sharps in the opening key signature. One is titled 'Devil's Dream -- Reel'; the other titles are 'The Devil's Dream' and 'The DEVIL'S DREAM.' The listings give no composer credit and do not name an instrument or arrangement.

Comparing 2/4 and 4/4 versions

The entries include one score in 2/4 and two in 4/4. Meter affects how the music is notated and grouped, so examine the opening bars rather than assuming the versions are interchangeable. The listings do not say which meter is original or which version is authoritative.

Attribution and genre

No composer is credited in these listings; the artist field reads 'Misc tunes.' A reel designation appears in one score title, but the listings do not establish the tune's origin, date, or whether every version belongs to the same genre. Historical claims need an independent source.

Before you play

Check the score for clef, range, and any arrangement notes, because the listings do not provide instrumentation. The opening key is consistent across the three entries, but later key changes, repeats, and structure should be read from the score itself.

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Common questions

Who composed 'The Devil's Dream'?

The three scores listed under 'The Devil's Dream' do not credit a composer; each shows the artist name 'Misc tunes.' Attribution is therefore unconfirmed in these listings and should be checked against an authoritative source before being stated.

What key does 'The Devil's Dream' use in these scores?

Each of the three listed versions of 'The Devil's Dream' opens with three sharps, which indicates A major. The listings show only the opening key signature, so check the score for any later key changes.

Why do the scores show different time signatures?

The listings include versions of 'The Devil's Dream' in both 2/4 and 4/4: one score is in 2/4, while two are in 4/4. The listings do not explain which meter is original or preferred, so compare the opening bars and choose the notation that suits your reading or playing needs.

Is 'The Devil's Dream' a reel?

One listed score is titled 'Devil's Dream -- Reel,' which places a reel designation in the title of that version. The other two scores are titled simply 'The Devil's Dream,' and the listings do not state whether every version is a reel.

Which version of 'The Devil's Dream' should I choose?

Choose between the listed versions of 'The Devil's Dream' by comparing the opening meter and inspecting the first bars of each score. The three entries differ in time signature, but the listings do not identify an authoritative or original version.

Do these scores show instrumentation?

The listings for 'The Devil's Dream' do not name an instrument or arrangement. Check the score itself for clef, range, and any arrangement notes before assuming it is for a particular instrument.