Jingle Bellseasy piano letter notes
The melody in letter notes
E E E
E E E
E G C D E
F F F F F E E E
E E D D E D G
Letter notes of the opening melody in the Plush Keys arrangement. White keys only, up to here.
About this piece
James Lord Pierpont wrote this song, and it was published in 1857 under the title “One Horse Open Sleigh”.
Today it is one of the best-loved Christmas songs. The chorus starts with “E E E, E E E”, so you can play it almost right away.
How to play it in Plush Keys
- Open the app and tap “Play a Song”.
- Type “Jingle Bells” in the search box and pick the song.
- When a falling colored bar reaches the line, press the key of the same color. If it feels hard, choose “Easy”.
“E E E”, “E E E”, then “E G C D E”. Keep it bouncy, like ringing sleigh bells.
A free song. The longer version is free, too.
Questions
Can I play it without reading sheet music?
Yes. In Plush Keys, colored bars fall from the top. When a bar reaches the line, press the key of the same color. You don't need to know note names or read music. When you're ready, you can switch to a staff view (Premium).
Is it free to play?
Yes. “Jingle Bells” is a free song: download the app and play it right away. The longer version is free, too.
Can I use a real piano or keyboard?
Yes. Play on the on-screen keyboard of your iPhone or iPad, or connect a USB or Bluetooth MIDI keyboard or digital piano and follow the colors on real keys.
No sheet music needed: follow the colors and play “Jingle Bells”.
More songs in letter notes
- Silent NightFranz Xaver Gruber
- Joy to the WorldLowell Mason
- We Wish You a Merry ChristmasEnglish traditional
- O Christmas TreeGerman traditional
- Deck the HallsWelsh traditional
- The First NoelEnglish traditional