G D G C Edelweiss, edelweiss G Em Am7 D7 Every morning you greet me G D G C Small and white, clean and bright G D7 G You look happy to meet me D G Blossom of snow may you bloom and grow C A7 D D7 Bloom and grow, forever G D G C Edelweiss, edelweiss G D7 G Bless my homeland forever Cet arrangement est l'interprétation personnelle de son contributeur, partagée pour l'étude privée, l'éducation et un usage non commercial. La chanson, les paroles et la musique sous-jacentes restent la propriété de leurs détenteurs de droits. Pour demander un retrait, consulte Mentions légales.
Accords de Edelweiss par Julie Andrews
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d
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d
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d
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Fonctionne aussi : valse chargée d – d u d u
Comment jouer Edelweiss à l'ukulélé
Edelweiss tourne sur un seul motif : d – d u d –. Le groove se situe autour de 90 bpm, un rythme moyen. Cet arrangement est en G majeur. Côté accords, celui-là est facile : tout reste au niveau novice. Count the three-beat waltz and let beat one ring each bar.
7 accords d'ukulélé utilisé dans "Edelweiss" de Julie Andrews: A7, Am7, C, D, D7, Em et G
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if you want to try plucking which generally sounds way prettier pluck the two middle strings then the top one then the bottom and do this with the chords for the whole song. it sounds beautiful
I’ve spent summers working in AUSTRIA and if I ever go back to Austria I’ll be playing “Edelweiss” in the Austrian Alps for the sweet cows and goats with my ukele. Thank you for these wonderful chords.
On the two last edelweiss in the song instead of the chord progression G D G C, I do G Dm C Cm and it sounds really good!
sooo- how are you all? you all safe out there? over where im from we arent. we are on our second lockdown :< so im sad :< hope you all are safer than me :>
I like the waltz strum for this (DUU DUU).
heyo, i really wanted to use a plucking pattern for this song, and so i came up with this one that i think sounds really great with the song: 4th, and 3rd string plucked together, and then the 2nd string plucked individually, and then the 1st! hope that helped?
Great version! Love this song!
i feel like a good strumming pattern is D DUD
Nothing to do with the music but a correction to the notes: it’s Captain Von Trapp (he’s a naval captain not a general).
this song is cool
on the word ‘me’ use d not d7
I prefer +5
A 0—————–0——
E —–2-0—–3-0-3–3-2-2
C–2-2—2-0-2————2
G————————-2
I like to play this at the end and then repeat the song.
I prefer it on -2
This was fairly easy for a beginner!
A little more challenging but I think +2 sounds better
I’ve discovered that playing a C on the first syllable of the last “Ever” and then G on the second makes it sound a touch more like the original
For some reason after I saw that movie The Sound of Music that song Edelweiss become one of my favorite. Now I so happy able to play it in Ukulele. Thank you Karen for the TIP.
I will do 3 1 2 1 strings for plucking, it sounds better than strumming in my opinion.
im glad you all like it!