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Xiraldilla (Ct 229) sheet music

Scores for Xiraldilla (Ct 229) are presented as traditional folk music, with three versions available to compare. The versions differ in key, note count, length and opening tempo, so those details are the most reliable way to choose between them.

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Three versions to compare

Three scores are listed under Xiraldilla (Ct 229). Their titles carry different CT numbers — CT 384, CT 462 and CT 008 — while sharing the same song name, so the versions should be compared rather than treated as interchangeable copies.

Key, metre and opening tempo

Two versions open in G major with a 2/4 time signature at 160 BPM; the CT 008 version opens with no sharps or flats in 2/4 at 152 BPM. These details describe the opening of each score, not necessarily the whole piece.

Length and note count

The shortest listed version, CT 008, has 36 notes and a duration of about 9.5 seconds. CT 384 has 70 notes and about 17.8 seconds, while CT 462 has 102 notes and about 27 seconds. Durations describe the listed score rather than a definitive performance time.

Attribution and genre

All three scores credit the composer as Tradicional and are listed in the folk genre. That attribution presents the music as traditional rather than as the work of a named composer; it does not identify a specific source, region or historical version.

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Common questions

Who wrote Xiraldilla (Ct 229)?

Every non-empty composer field on these files reads Tradicional.

Who is credited as the composer of Xiraldilla (Ct 229)?

The scores available for Xiraldilla (Ct 229) credit the composer as Tradicional, so the piece is presented as traditional music rather than as the work of a named composer.

What key and time signature are used in Xiraldilla (Ct 229) scores?

Two available versions of Xiraldilla (Ct 229) open in G major with one sharp and in 2/4 time. The CT 008 version opens with no sharps or flats, also in 2/4.

How long are the available Xiraldilla (Ct 229) versions?

The listed durations run from about 9.5 seconds for the CT 008 score to about 27 seconds for the CT 462 score. The CT 384 score sits between them at about 17.8 seconds.

How do the three Xiraldilla (Ct 229) scores differ?

The three scores differ in note count and length: CT 008 has 36 notes and lasts about 9.5 seconds, CT 384 has 70 notes and about 17.8 seconds, and CT 462 has 102 notes and about 27 seconds. Two open at 160 BPM in G major, while CT 008 opens at 152 BPM with no sharps or flats.

Is Xiraldilla (Ct 229) traditional folk music?

Scores for Xiraldilla (Ct 229) are credited to Tradicional and listed in the folk genre, so the available material presents the piece as traditional folk music. The scores do not supply a named composer or a specific regional source.