
The Kesh (Jig)
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Soprano Recorder · 24 sec
Open scoreThe Kesh Jig sheet music is listed here in three scores. All three use a 6/8 opening time signature and a one-sharp opening key signature, and two of the listings identify that key as G major. One score is set for soprano recorder. These details describe the individual scores rather than establishing a single authorised version, and no composer is named in the listings.
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Soprano Recorder · 24 sec
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the Kincora Jig
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Kerrigan's Jig
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24 sec · Score #76018
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The Kincora Jig
24 sec · Score #160468
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Kesh Mountain The
24 sec · Score #144935
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1 min 16 sec
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30 sec
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Kerrigan's Jig
30 sec · Score #169582
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24 sec · Score #243540
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24 sec
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Kerrigan's Jig
24 sec
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24 sec · Score #244658
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24 sec · Score #115991
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29 sec
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The Kincora Jig
24 sec · Score #6107
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Kesh Mountain The
24 sec · Score #33147
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24 sec · Score #152744
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24 sec · Score #172753
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The three scores listed as The Kesh Jig use 6/8 time and a one-sharp opening key signature. Two listings identify the key as G major, while the third gives only “1 sharp”. These details apply to the opening of each score, so compare the full music if you need to check whether later sections differ.
One listing names a soprano recorder part and gives an opening tempo of 145 BPM. The other two listings do not name an instrument in the details supplied. If you need a score for a particular instrument, check the individual listing rather than assuming all three versions are interchangeable.
The scores differ in their listed details: one is for soprano recorder, and the note counts given are 152 for one score and 188 for the other two. Use the named part, key signature and time signature to narrow the choice. The available details do not establish difficulty levels, so they should not be used to label one version as easier than another.
Score parts: Soprano Recorder. Catalogue duration 24 sec. Opening key signature: 1 sharp. Opening time signature: 6/8. Opening tempo: 145 BPM.
Catalogue duration 24 sec. Opening key signature: 1 sharp (G major). Opening time signature: 6/8.
Catalogue duration 24 sec. Opening key signature: 1 sharp (G major). Opening time signature: 6/8.
The scores listed for The Kesh Jig here use a 6/8 opening time signature. That describes the opening metre given for these scores; check the full score if you need to confirm whether the metre changes later.
The listed scores give a one-sharp opening key signature; two label it as G major, while the third gives only “1 sharp”. This is an opening key signature, not a claim that every section remains in the same key.
One of the three listed scores is set for soprano recorder, with an opening tempo of 145 BPM. The other two scores do not name a part in their details.
The three scores listed for The Kesh Jig differ in their details: one is for soprano recorder, and the note counts given are 152 for one score and 188 for the other two. The named part and listed note count are the clearest points of difference in the available information.
Only one of the listed scores gives a tempo: 145 BPM for the soprano recorder setting.
The score details for The Kesh Jig do not name a composer, and no supplied source identifies an author.