Silent Night
3/4, three beats a bar · 24 bars
Silent Night, 24 bars. Press a chord to hear it; Play goes through the whole carol.
Silent Night needs 3 chords in G: G, D7 and C. Here it is bar by bar: press any chord to hear it, Play to go through the whole carol, and the Key menu to move it to suit your voice.
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What each chord does in its key. Press a chord to hear it and read more.3/4, three beats a bar · 24 bars
Silent Night, 24 bars. Press a chord to hear it; Play goes through the whole carol.
Press a chord to hear it, or its name for every way to play it.
I
V7
IV
Tune by Franz Xaver Gruber, words by Joseph Mohr; first sung at Christmas 1818 in Oberndorf near Salzburg, Austria, originally with guitar. The usual English translation is by John Freeman Young (1859). (source)
In G: G, D7 and C, three of the first chords anyone learns.
It is sung in many keys. On guitar G is the easiest, with open chords; use the Key menu for any other.
It is a waltz, three beats to the bar: strum down on 1, then down-up on 2 and 3, or play the bass note then two strums (Play uses the waltz pattern).
The chords were checked against these, bar by bar; where they differ, this page gives the version most beginner sheets agree on.
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