Folk songs from around the world (with a British bias :P)
Classic American traditional folk tune, Yankee Doodle. I had no idea how many verses there was to this, so have done the first and the chorus, then you can carry on playing infinitely from there! Enjoy the letter notes, good for beginners on flute and piccolo though it does use the high register, also good […]
This popular christmas song was famously released by The Jackson 5 in 1970 and has been covered countless times. Enjoy the letter notes to ‘Frosty the Snowman’, it’s was a little more challenging that i thought it would be! Frosty the Snowman – Traditional was last modified: March 3rd, 2018 by nat
The famous traditional English children’s song – a great beginner practice piece 🙂 Enjoy the letter notes below. London Bridge – Traditional was last modified: March 3rd, 2018 by nat
“Auld Lang Syne” as we know and sing today is an adaptation of a poem by Robert Burns. Sure it’s not new year yet, but always a good one to play, at new year or christmas 😀 Auld Lang Syne – Traditional was last modified: February 10th, 2018 by nat
Not to be confused with anything ‘Riverdance’ related, this is the classic christmassy hymn written in note form for flute, piccolo or other instrument. A simple but fast melody, enjoy! Lord of the Dance – Traditional was last modified: February 6th, 2018 by nat
A well-known and loved tune over the generations, Amazing Grace makes a great tune for beginners to practice on any instrument. This rendition of ‘Amazing Grace’ is a bit easier as it’s in C Major, so no sharps or flats to worry about though you can shift the key around to make it a bit more […]
A whimsical, mellow tune, one to play lazily. Starts easy but throws a few random G sharps in later so watch out for those. The best song from the film “Calamity Jane” staring Doris Day 😀 Black Hills Of Dakota – Doris Day was last modified: February 6th, 2018 by nat
The British national anthem, with added “la la la la’s” for an extra sprinkle of awesome. God save the Queen – Traditional was last modified: February 6th, 2018 by nat
A simple, celebratory song known by everyone worldwide! You can shift the key to make it more comfortable to play, i’ve started on a D but many prefer to start on a C – enjoy 🙂 Also, this is the first post – a new website is born! Wishing a happy birthday to this silly […]
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