
The Princess Royal
Misc tunes
41 sec
Open scoreThe Princess Royal sheet music is available in three versions with different openings: D minor in 2/4, G major in 4/4 and D major in 4/4. The listings do not name a composer or instrumentation, so the key, metre and the score itself are the practical guides for choosing a version.
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Misc tunes
41 sec
Open score
Misc tunes
1 min 36 sec
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1 min 20 sec · Score #34215
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1 min 51 sec
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Turlough O'Carolan
1 min 19 sec
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2 min 40 sec
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1 min 20 sec · Score #95064
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28 sec
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15 sec
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32 sec · Score #133282
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1 min 20 sec · Score #77670
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21 sec
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Gow's Repository
28 sec · Score #186544
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Misc tunes
32 sec · Score #251814
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40 sec
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1 min 20 sec · Score #97234
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2 min 55 sec
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56 sec
Open score
Misc tunes
55 sec
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Gow's Repository
28 sec · Score #149233
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The Princess Royal is represented by scores that begin in D minor with a 2/4 time signature, in G major with 4/4, and in D major with 4/4. The D minor score has a one-flat key signature, the G major score one sharp, and the D major score two sharps. These details describe the opening of each score and should be checked on the music.
No composer is named in the available scores for The Princess Royal. Instrumentation, clef, original source and the relationship between the versions are also unstated. The title alone is not proof of a particular composer, historical work or original instrument.
A player who needs a minor-key opening has one option among the three: the D minor score. The G major and D major scores open in major keys with one and two sharps. The difference between 2/4 and 4/4 affects counting and grouping, so match the metre to the ensemble or study purpose, and read the opening before deciding.
Confirm the clef, range, key signature and time signature on the score itself. When playing with others, agree on the same key and metre, because the available versions of The Princess Royal do not match each other. The listings do not provide enough evidence to judge difficulty or grade.
Catalogue duration 41 sec. Opening key signature: 1 flat (D minor). Opening time signature: 2/4.
Catalogue duration 1 min 36 sec. Opening key signature: 2 sharps (D major). Opening time signature: 4/4.
Catalogue duration 1 min 20 sec. Opening key signature: 1 sharp (G major). Opening time signature: 4/4.
The Princess Royal sheet music is available with three different opening keys: D minor, G major and D major. The D minor score has one flat, the G major score one sharp and the D major score two sharps. Check the opening key signature on the score you intend to play.
The available versions of The Princess Royal use two opening time signatures: the D minor score is in 2/4, while the G major and D major scores are in 4/4. Time signature affects how the music is counted and grouped, so confirm it on the chosen score.
Composer attribution for The Princess Royal is not established in the available listings; no composer name is given. The title alone does not confirm a specific composer or historical work, so attribution should be checked against a reliable reference before it is assumed.
Instrumentation is not stated in the available listings for The Princess Royal, and no clef is given. Examine the score's clef, range and key before choosing it for a particular instrument or ensemble.
The listings do not say whether the D minor, G major and D major scores of The Princess Royal are the same arrangement transposed, different settings or unrelated versions. Their different keys and time signatures mean they should be compared as separate scores.