
The Legacy -- Jig
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24 sec
Open scoreThe Legacy sheet music appears here in three related settings: The Legacy, The Legacy -- Jig and The Legacy Jig. Each score opens in G major with a 6/8 time signature, and no composer or arranger is credited. The jig titles and 6/8 metre suggest a jig-style tune, but the available information does not confirm the tune's origin, composer or whether the settings are distinct arrangements.
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Tailor's Wedding The
24 sec · Score #8504
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17 sec · Score #240664
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How Shall We Abstain From Whisky.
12 sec · Score #112069
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How Shall We Abstain From Whisky.
12 sec · Score #161473
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24 sec · Score #182673
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25 sec
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16 sec · Score #116522
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17 sec · Score #4164
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18 sec · Score #23977
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16 sec · Score #25055
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Larry Redican's
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24 sec · Score #34764
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18 sec · Score #46766
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Tailor's Wedding The
24 sec · Score #56679
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The available scores are listed under three related titles: The Legacy, The Legacy -- Jig and The Legacy Jig. Each opens in G major with a 6/8 time signature. No composer, arranger or instrument is credited in the scores, so those details should be checked on the notation itself before relying on them.
If you are looking specifically for a jig, the titles that include Jig make that intention explicit. The version titled simply The Legacy may be the same tune without a jig label, but the available scores do not confirm whether the musical content differs. Compare the notation, especially the opening bars and phrase endings, rather than relying on the title alone.
All three scores begin with one sharp, given as G major, and a 6/8 time signature. That shared opening does not guarantee that the settings remain in G throughout or that they are identical arrangements; check for key changes and repeated sections in the score.
The available information does not identify the composer, country of origin, tradition or intended instrument for The Legacy. It also does not confirm that the three scores are separate arrangements. Treat the jig association as a description drawn from the score titles and 6/8 metre, not as a verified history of the tune.
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.
Catalogue duration 24 sec. Opening key signature: 1 sharp (G major). Opening time signature: 6/8.
No composer is credited in the available The Legacy scores. The composer therefore cannot be confirmed from these scores, and the tune should not be attributed to a known writer without a verified source.
The available The Legacy scores all open in 6/8 time. That metre is consistent with the jig wording in two of the titles, though the scores would need to be checked for any later metre changes.
The available The Legacy settings open with one sharp, identified as G major. Because this describes the opening key signature, a full score check is needed to see whether the music modulates.
The available scores do not state whether The Legacy and The Legacy Jig are the same tune under different titles. They share an opening G major key and 6/8 time, but that is not enough to prove identical content. Compare the notes and phrases in the scores.
The available scores do not state a national or regional tradition for The Legacy, so an Irish origin cannot be confirmed. The jig wording in two titles and the 6/8 opening are style clues, not proof of Irish provenance.
The available The Legacy scores do not name an instrument or ensemble. Players should inspect the clef, range and any markings on the score to judge whether it suits their instrument.