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Feel free to leave comments below if you have any questions or suggestions.Shop Other Arrangements of 'Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!' Take a look at our lighted keys tutorial to help you follow along and learn to play this Christmas song. Here is a lead sheet for the song, featuring melody, lyrics, and simplified chords. The bass line has also been slightly altered to fit with the harmonies.ĭownload MP3 with click Let It Snow: Lead Sheet In the final version of Let It Snow, I’ve added two- and three-note chords to the right hand, always with the melody note as the highest note. From bar 2 onwards, the bass line alternates between a bar of two half notes and a bar of one whole note.ĭownload MP3 with click Let It Snow: Adding harmony and fullness with chords Let It Snow: Single Note Bass Lineīelow is a simple bass line for the carol using just one note at a time. In bars 18 through 20, you’ll want to ensure you switch fingers when appropriate so that you don’t “run out” of fingers later on. Where there are six notes in a downward run (see bars 2 and 3 for an example) you can play the first five notes with fingers 5,4,3,2 and 1 (thumb) before reaching over with your index finger to play the next note, then switching back to the thumb ready for the next significant interval (in this case, from bar 3 to bar 4). There are a number of passages where notes descend, not with all consecutive notes in the scale, but it should still be easy enough to finger appropriately. There are a number of octave stretches which, unless you have a very large hand, you’re likely to want to play from thumb to fifth (little) finger (or reverse, for descending octaves).

Remember, the printed music is only there as a guide for you to add your own performance nuances to, and not an absolute rule. I know different recording artists have done things slightly differently.

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