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I found some sheet music in the back of my Raymond Buckland's book and I want to play a song called "Lord of the Greenwood" written by Tara Buckland. I'm unsure what instrument used and wandering why some of the notes are marked different. There are 5 other sheet music in the book and this one looked the most simple one of them all. 

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It's certainly in the range of the fiddle. The notes written are guitar chords, not the notes as played on the fiddle. It was probably originally written for flute, if that helps.

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I was thinking it was the flute and I think its still possible to play on the fiddle. Thanks, CatMcCall. I wanted to play it for my online study group and a few are looking forward to hearing it. 

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