D Dmaj7 D6 D Ebdim Jingle-bell, Jingle-bell, Jingle-bell Rock. Jingle-bell swing and Em A7 Em A7 Em A7 Jingle-bell ring. Snowin' and blowin' up bushels of fun. Em A7 D Dmaj7 D6 Now the jingle-hop has begun. Jingle-bell, Jingle-bell, Jingle-bell Rock. D Ebdim Em A7 Jingle-bells chime in Jingle-bell time. Em A7 Em A7 Em A7 D Em D Dancin' and prancin in Jingle-bell Square in the frosty air.__ D G Abdim D __ What a bright_ time,__ it's the right__ time__ to rock the night away. E7 A7 tacet Jingle-bell__ time__ is a swell time__ to go glidin' in a one-horse sleigh. D Dmaj7 D6 D Gbm7 B7 Giddy-ap, jingle horse pick up your feet.__ Jingle around the clock. G Gm Mix and mingle in a jin-gl-in' beat.__ E7 A7 D That's the Jingle-bell Rock. E7 A7 E7 A7 E7 A7 D that's the jingle-bell that's the jingle-bell that's the Jingle-bell Rock. Dit arrangement is de eigen interpretatie van de inzender, gedeeld voor privéstudie, educatie en niet-commercieel gebruik. Het onderliggende nummer, de songtekst en de muziek blijven eigendom van hun rechthebbenden. Om verwijdering aan te vragen, zie Juridische verklaring.
Jingle Bell Rock akkoorden van Misc Traditional
Voorgesteld strumpatrooneilandstrum
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Werkt ook: nadruk op upbeat d u d U d u d U
Jingle Bell Rock spelen op ukelele
Om Jingle Bell Rock op ukelele te spelen, strum je de eilandstrum: d – d u – u d u. Het rolt voort op een gemiddeld tempo van rond de 120 bpm met een lichte swing. De grijphand verdient hier zijn geld: ik zet de akkoorden op niveau bekwaam. Swing the down-up hard for that bouncy shuffle feel.
12 ukelele-akkoorden gebruikt in "Jingle Bell Rock" van Misc Traditional: A7, B7, D, Dmaj7, D6, Ebdim, Em, E7, Gbm7, G, Gm en Abdim
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Great song! I use DUX UUXU for the strum pattern. Switches the E7 at the end to Em instead, the B7 to a B, and used a different version of the D chord for the beginning of each jingle bell (bar fret 2, pinkie on 5th fret of the A string) and it works like a charm! Currently my favorite to play in the holiday season 🙂
I use -2 but Dbdim doesnt sound quite right so i use Am instead. :>
-2 and use an A whenever it says “rock”
I agree, transposing it -2 is much easier, especially if your beginning
Awesome song! At first the chords are a little confuzzling but once you get the hang of it its really fun to play!! 😀
Merry Christmas Everyone!
I LOVE the holidays classics. Especially on the ukulele!
the chords are all a bit strange/less common but they’re easy and it sounds great!
Bruv help i cant do gbm7 its too hard for me my fingers r smoll
this was a super awesome arrangement!! i taught it to my student and she lerned it super fast and so did i!
-2 and put a cap on the 2nd fret
Whenever you are at the last air (in the frosty air.__)((if you want)) make the last D, D7, if you want to make it sound more bridged and connected
Great song!
I transposed it -2, so much easier and still quite beautiful.
Finish on D, but add in a pinky finger on in A string, 5th fret. Gives it a bit more of a jazzy jingle!
It’s ALL hard! But, as most of the other users say, -2 is the most easiest. (I’m learning this early so I’ll be good at it by December XD)
I think they’re all hard