A collection of songs for children and toddlers – you’ll find a mixture of nursery rhymes and kids music, all in easy letter notes making them perfect for beginners and intermediate players of any age 🙂
By starting off with easy letter notes, beginners have the chance to focus on plying the instrument itself without being initially overwhelmed by theory.
All of the songs can be shifted up or down in key to make it possible to play these well-loved and simple tunes on pretty much any instrument, from pianos to xylophones, harps to handballs, guitars to recorders!
I hope the song notes help to inspire a younger generation of musicians, whether they want to perform professionally or just as a hobby. Happy practice!
-
If You’re Happy and You Know It – Traditional
-
London’s Burning – Traditional
-
Yankee Doodle – Traditional
-
London Bridge – Traditional
-
Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah – Song of the South (Disney)
-
Oh! Susanna – Traditional
-
Rock-a-bye Baby – Traditional
-
Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes – Traditional
-
King of the Road – Think! Road Safety Hedgehogs
-
Baa, Baa, Black Sheep – Traditional
-
Old MacDonald Had a Farm – Traditional
-
Sesame Street Theme Tune – Joe Raposo
-
SpongeBob SquarePants Theme – Tom Kenny
-
Up On The Housetop – Traditional
-
Santa Claus Is Coming to Town – Traditional
-
Meet The Flintstones – Flintstones Theme Song
-
Happy Birthday – Traditional
-
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star – Traditional
-
Away in a Manger – Traditional
-
Oranges and Lemons – Traditional
-
Three Blind Mice – Traditional
-
Baby Shark – Pinkfong
-
I Love You – Barney Theme
-
She’ll Be Comin’ Round The Mountain – Traditional
-
Itsy-Bitsy Spider – Traditional
-
Walking in the Air – The Snowman
-
The Wheels on the Bus – Traditional
-
Row, Row, Row Your Boat – Traditional
-
Mary Had a Little Lamb – Traditional
-
Gotta Catch ’em All – Pokemon Theme
-
Little Donkey – Traditional
-
I’m A Little Teapot – Traditional
Children’s Nursery Rhymes was last modified: March 4th, 2018 by