
trumpet hornpipe
Traditional
Accordion · 2 min 9 sec
Open scoreThe Trumpet Hornpipe sheet music is presented here as a traditional folk piece. Available versions open in 2/4; two supplied scores use a G major key signature, while one accordion version has no sharps or flats at the opening. No named composer is confirmed in the score details.
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Traditional
Accordion · 2 min 9 sec
Open score
Misc Traditional
1 min 5 sec · Score #96230
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Misc Traditional
1 min 5 sec · Score #198043
Open score
Joe Buchanan's Scottish Tome - Page 239.1
1 min 19 sec
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Trad.
Captain Pugwash
59 sec
Open score
Misc Traditional
1 min 4 sec
Open score
Misc Traditional
Captain Pugwash
1 min 20 sec
Open score
Misc Traditional
1 min 50 sec
Open score
after Chief F. O'Neill
33 sec
Open score
Arr. by W. B. Laybourn
2 min 7 sec
Open score
Misc Traditional
2 min 6 sec
Open score
Misc Traditional
32 sec
Open score
anon.
39 sec
Open score
Misc Traditional
6 min 50 sec
Open score
Misc Traditional
1 min 36 sec
Open score
Misc Traditional
2nd Setting
32 sec
Open score
Misc Traditional
53 sec
Open score
Misc Traditional
4 min 0 sec
Open score
Misc Traditional
1 min 3 sec
Open score
Misc Traditional
2 min 49 sec
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The supplied versions of The Trumpet Hornpipe differ in useful ways. Two open in G major with a 2/4 time signature; the accordion version has no sharps or flats in its opening key signature and a stated opening tempo of 70 BPM. Check the part indication and opening key before choosing a score.
All three supplied scores mark 2/4 at the opening. Key signatures vary: G major in two versions and no sharps or flats in one. Only the accordion version includes an opening tempo, so a fixed performance speed should not be assumed from the title alone.
The word “Trumpet” in The Trumpet Hornpipe should not be taken as proof of a trumpet part in these scores. One supplied version specifies accordion; the other two do not name an instrument part in the available details. Players should inspect the score they intend to use.
The supplied scores credit Traditional or Misc Traditional and list the genre as folk.
Score parts: Accordion. Catalogue duration 2 min 9 sec. Opening key signature: No sharps or flats. Opening time signature: 2/4. Opening tempo: 70 BPM.
Catalogue duration 1 min 5 sec. Opening key signature: 1 sharp (G major). Opening time signature: 2/4.
Catalogue duration 1 min 5 sec. Opening key signature: 1 sharp (G major). Opening time signature: 2/4.
The supplied scores for The Trumpet Hornpipe credit the music to “Traditional” or give no named composer, with the artist listed as “Misc Traditional.” No individual composer is identified in the available score details, so the attribution should be treated as traditional rather than verified authorship.
Supplied sheet music for The Trumpet Hornpipe opens in G major in two versions, with a one-sharp key signature. A third version has no sharps or flats in its opening key signature, so the key can differ between arrangements.
The Trumpet Hornpipe sheet music is marked in 2/4 at the opening in all three supplied versions.
The title The Trumpet Hornpipe does not by itself show that the piece requires a trumpet. Among the supplied scores, one specifies an accordion part; the others list no instrument part, and no trumpet part is identified.
One supplied accordion version of The Trumpet Hornpipe gives an opening tempo of 70 BPM. The other supplied versions do not list an opening tempo, so no single tempo can be confirmed for the tune.
Two supplied scores of The Trumpet Hornpipe share the same opening key, time signature, note count and duration figures, while the accordion version has a different key signature, tempo and longer supplied duration. These details describe individual scores and do not prove the versions are musically identical or that one is definitive.
The Trumpet Hornpipe is listed as folk in all three supplied scores, with “Misc Traditional” as the artist. That supports treating it as a traditional folk item in this collection, but it does not establish a specific regional origin.