Chime Bar Notes to Familiar Songs | Musical Play

Nov 16, 2020

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Updated: Nov 17, 2020

Children love to play their own compositions and simple songs. Here are the letter names of notes from the C major scale to help parents, teachers and children to listen, imitate and play familiar songs.

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SONG 1: Twinkle Twinkle Little Star

C C G G A A G

F F E E D D C

G G F F E E D

C C G G A A G

F F E E D D C

SONG 2: Incy Wincy Spider

C C C D E EE

D C D E C

E E F G GG F EF G E

A AA G GG F E F G E

G C C C D E EE D C D E C

SONG 3: Row, Row, Row Your Boat

C. C. C D E

E D E F G

high CCC GGG EEE lowC

G F E D C

SONG 4: I'm a Little Teapot

C D E F G highC

A highC G

F FG E E

D DE C

C D E F G highC

A highC G G highC

lowC D F E D C

SONG 5: Old MacDonald

F F F C D D C

A A G G F C

F F F C D D C

A A G G F

CC F F F CC F F F

FFF FFF FFFF F F

F F F C D D C

A A G G F

C C G G

A B C A G

F F E E D D C

G GG F FF E EE D. D

G GG F G A F

E DD C

1 Comment

Tenamore Hosfeld

Jul 29

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