
O'er the Moor Among the Heather
Misc tunes
Aldavaligh
1 min 4 sec
Open scoreThis page gathers sheet music under the title The Rose Among the Heather. The scores shown are titled O'er the Moor Among the Heather, so the exact relationship between the page title and those scores is not confirmed. The notation does offer clear points of comparison: all three scores begin in 4/4, their opening key signatures differ, and one score states an opening tempo of 64 BPM.
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Misc tunes
Aldavaligh
1 min 4 sec
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Misc tunes
2 min 0 sec
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Misc tunes
32 sec · Score #163637
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Misc tunes
32 sec
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Misc tunes
1 min 53 sec
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Misc tunes
32 sec
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Misc tunes
1 min 36 sec
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Traditional
2 min 24 sec · Score #92115
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Traditional
3 min 12 sec
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Misc tunes
32 sec · Score #249433
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Misc tunes
58 sec
Open score
Misc tunes
32 sec · Score #175533
Open score
Misc tunes
1 min 20 sec
Open score
Misc tunes
4 min 55 sec
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Misc tunes
32 sec
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Traditional
2 min 24 sec · Score #66548
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Misc tunes
32 sec · Score #115873
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Misc tunes
2 min 0 sec
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Misc tunes
2 min 0 sec
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Misc tunes
16 sec
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The three scores all open in 4/4. Their opening key signatures are not the same: one is shown in D major with two sharps, one in G major with one sharp, and one with no sharps or flats. A no-sharps-or-flats signature can indicate C major or A minor, so the signature alone does not settle the key. Only one score gives an opening tempo, 64 BPM.
If you are playing with others or matching a singer, check the opening key first. The versions here offer D major, G major, and a no-sharps-or-flats signature. Do not assume that the scores without a tempo marking share the 64 BPM opening tempo; take the tempo from the score you actually use or agree it with your ensemble.
The page title and the score titles use different wording: The Rose Among the Heather and O'er the Moor Among the Heather. That difference may matter. Before treating the scores as versions of one tune, compare the opening melody and, where available, the text or opening phrase. No verified source supplied here resolves the question.
No composer is named in the available score information, and no date, genre, or historical background is established by the evidence provided. Check the score in front of you for instrumentation, completeness, and editorial marks.
Catalogue duration 1 min 4 sec. Opening key signature: 2 sharps (D major). Opening time signature: 4/4.
Catalogue duration 2 min 0 sec. Opening key signature: 1 sharp (G major). Opening time signature: 4/4. Opening tempo: 64 BPM.
Catalogue duration 32 sec. Opening key signature: No sharps or flats. Opening time signature: 4/4.
The relationship between The Rose Among the Heather and O'er the Moor Among the Heather is not confirmed by the available scores. The page title differs from all three score titles, and no verified source or matching opening phrase is supplied to prove that they are the same tune, variants, or separate pieces. Compare the opening melody before treating them as equivalent.
The three scores begin in different key signatures: D major with two sharps, G major with one sharp, and no sharps or flats. A no-sharps-or-flats signature can indicate C major or A minor, so the key is not fully settled from the signature alone. All three scores are in 4/4.
One score gives an opening tempo of 64 BPM; the other two do not state a tempo. Do not assume that 64 BPM applies to all three versions. Use the marking in the score you choose or agree a tempo with your accompanist or group.
No composer is named in the available score information. The score information lists "Misc tunes" as the artist and leaves the composer field blank, so a composer for The Rose Among the Heather cannot be identified from this evidence.
Compare the opening key, time signature, tempo marking, and number of parts before choosing. All three scores are in 4/4, but they begin in different keys, and only one gives an opening tempo. Check that the opening melody matches the tune you want, especially because the score titles differ from the page title.
Specific instruments are not named in the available score information. One score is described as having two parts and the other two as having one part each, but part count alone does not identify an instrument or voice type. Check clefs, ranges, and part labels in the score itself.