Notes n Tabs

“Auld Lang Syne” can be translated into English as ‘days gone by’. It was written in 1788 and is traditionally sung in English-speaking countries at midnight on New Year’s Eve.  A very impressive way to wish new year to your folks, do see the video and you can then even explain to them the meaning of this beautiful Scottish song.  6    7  7   7   8    -8  7 -8  8   7 7     8    9  -10  -10    9  8   8    7   -8  7 -8  8   7   -6  -6    6    7 -10 9 8  8 7   -8   7   -8 -10 9 8  8 9  -10 -10   ...

Another song, post Christmas this time, sorry, but make sure u play it on the next... The key is in C diatonic harmonica. 6 -6 6         5      6 -6 6      5  Silent night, Holy night,  -8  -8  -7    7   7   6  All is calm, All is bright   -6   -6   7 -7-6    6  -6   6    5  Round yon Virgin Mother and Child,  -6 -6  7  -7  -6  6 -6   6   5  Holy infant so tender and mild   -8   -8   -9      -8 -7  7...

Wish anyone a happy birthday and make them remember this time... 6  6  -6   6   7  -7    Happy birthday to you 6  6  -6  6   -8  7 Happy birthday to you 6  6   9    8    7   -7  -6     Happy birthday, dear someone -9 -9  8   7  -8  7 Happy birthday to you

Who doesn't know Santa's rhyme. Let the harps jingle this year.... 5 5 5     5 5 5     5 6 4     -4 5 -5 -5 -5  -5 -5 5 5 5 5 -4 -4 5 -4     6 5 5 5     5 5 5     5 6 4     -4 5 -5 -5 -5  -5 -5 5 5 5 5 6 6 -5 -4 4

Let the festive season begin, have fun learning this little rhyme and playing it to make your Christmas a more memorable one for friends and family. 6    7   7 -8  7  -7  -6    -6 We wish you a mer-ry Christ-mas, -6  -8      -8  8 -8   7   -7    6 We wish you a mer-ry christ-mas 6   8    8 -9  8  -8    7   -6    6  6 -6  -8 -7    7 We wish you a mer-ry christ-mas, and a hap-py new year.  6    7   7    7  -7   -7  7  -7...