Jingle Bells - guitar tab, notes, chords and lyrics "Jingle Bells" originally published as "One Horse Open Sleigh" is one of the most well-known Christmas songs in the English language. It is also one of the most popular since the melody is easy to memorize and play on many instruments. There are, however, easier Christmas songs since Jingle Bells are played in a rather high tempo. Neither is the lyrics all that easy to learn because of a few unusual words by the way, "upsot" in the lyrics is not a typo but a poetic form of "upset" used in the 19th century. Jingle Bells full accompaniment Your browser does not support the audio element. Jingle Bells for flute "Jingle Bells" for flute in the key of C. Free download in pdf-file and audio. Jingle Bells flute Your browser does not support the audio element. Jingle Bells only melody "Jingle Bells" standard and tablature notation for guitar. This is a shortened version full versions for only melody and with accompaniment can be downloaded as pdf. Tips on how to learn this song Concerning the melody, there are only five notes used in the chorus B, C, D, G and A. In the verses, E and F are used as well. These are the seven notes in the G Major scale. So, the song stays in the same key throughout and don't use any notes outside the key. Also notice that the melody in the chorus only make use of two strings. The melody of the verses make use of four strings, which makes the verses somewhat harder to learn. Lyrics and chords Jingle Bells chords in the key of GChorus GJingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the G7way, COh what fun it Gis to ride in a A7one-horse open D7sleigh, hey, GJingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the G7way, COh what fun it Gis to ride in a D7one-horse open Gsleigh Verse 1 GDashing through the snow, in a one-horse open Csleigh, GO'er the fields we D7go, laughing all the Gway, GBells on bobtails ring, making spirits Cbright, CWhat fun it is to D7ride and sing a sleighing song toGnight! Chorus GJingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the G7way, COh what fun it Gis to ride in a A7one-horse open D7sleigh, hey, GJingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the G7way, COh what fun it Gis to ride in a D7one-horse open Gsleigh Verse 2 G A day or two ago, I thought I'd take a Cride G And soon Miss Fanny D7Bright, was seated by my Gside, G The horse was lean and lank, misfortune seemed his Clot C He got into a drifted D7bank, and then we got Gupsot. Chorus GJingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the G7way, COh what fun it Gis to ride in a A7one-horse open D7sleigh, hey, GJingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the G7way, COh what fun it Gis to ride in a D7one-horse open Gsleigh Verse 3 GNow the ground is white, go it while you're Cyoung, GTake the girls toD7night and sing this sleighing Gsong; GJust get a bobtailed bay, two forty as his Cspeed CHitch him to an open D7sleigh and crack! you'll take the Glead. Chorus GJingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the G7way, COh what fun it Gis to ride in a A7one-horse open D7sleigh, hey, GJingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the G7way, COh what fun it Gis to ride in a D7one-horse open Gsleigh Poetic and archaic words o'er = over The order of verse and chorus can shift in different versions of this song. There are also some slight variations of the lyrics. There are possibilities to change to key by using a capo. These are the keys that the song would transpose in depending on which fret the capo is put Capo 1 G / Ab major Capo 2 A major Capo 3 A / Bb major Capo 4 B major Capo 5 C major Key, time, tuning and tempo Information about "Jingle Bells" considering musical key, time signature, tuning and bpm. Key The presented version of Jingle Bells is played in the key of G. Time signature The song is played in 4/4 tempo counted one, two, three, four for each measure. Tuning The song is normally played in standard tuning EADGBE. Tempo BPM The tempo in beats per minute is 180 for the presented version. Tags Flute

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