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James Lord Pierpont

Jingle Bells

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James Lord Pierpont published Jingle Bells in 1857. Play the familiar chorus with your right hand in C position, thumb on middle C: repeated notes, one long-short rhythm and a quick pair of eighth notes.

Versions

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Every version plays the chorus; the verses are not included. Book Two plays the same chorus with the left hand, an octave lower. Book Three adds blocked I, IV and V chords in the left hand.

Notes and fingering: right hand

Note names for each bar, with right hand finger numbers (1 is your thumb). Each note lasts one beat unless the chart says otherwise.

BarNotesFingers
Bar 1EEE (2 beats)333
Bar 2EEE (2 beats)333
Bar 3EGC (1.5 beats)D (0.5 beats)3512
Bar 4E (4 beats)3
Bar 5FFFF4444
Bar 6FEE (0.5 beats)E (0.5 beats)E43333
Bar 7EDDE3223
Bar 8D (2 beats)G (2 beats)25
Bar 9EEE (2 beats)333
Bar 10EEE (2 beats)333
Bar 11EGC (1.5 beats)D (0.5 beats)3512
Bar 12E (4 beats)3
Bar 13FFFF4444
Bar 14FEE (0.5 beats)E (0.5 beats)E43333
Bar 15GGFD5542
Bar 16C (4 beats)1
Part
Right hand, treble clef
Notes used
C, D, E, F and G (C4 to G4)
Length
16 bars, 51 notes, about 37 seconds
Time and tempo
4/4, 104 beats per minute
Rhythm
6 eighth notes, 34 quarter notes, 2 dotted quarter notes, 6 half notes and 3 whole notes
Level
Book One, chapter 8: Repeated notes (chapter performance)

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