G Am D I'm dreaming of a white Christmas C D7 G Just like the ones I used to know G C Where the tree tops glisten and children listen G Am D7 D To hear sleigh bells in the snow G Am D I’m dreaming of a white Christmas C D7 G With every Christmas card I write G C May your days be merry and bright C G D7 G And may all your Christmases be white G Am D I'm dreaming of a white Christmas C D7 G Just like the ones I used to know G C Where the tree tops glisten and children listen G Am D7 D To hear sleigh bells in the snow G Am D I’m dreaming of a white Christmas C D7 G With every Christmas card I write G C May your days be merry and bright C G D7 G And may all your Christmases be white Ten aranż to własna interpretacja jego autora, udostępniona do prywatnej nauki, edukacji i użytku niekomercyjnego. Sama piosenka, tekst i muzyka pozostają własnością ich posiadaczy praw autorskich. Żeby poprosić o usunięcie, zobacz Nota prawna.
Akordy White Christmas od Bing Crosby
Sugerowane bicieuniwersalne 4/4
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Działa też: bicie wyspiarskie d – d u – u d u
Jak zagrać White Christmas na ukulele
Pasujący wzór bicia to uniwersalne 4/4: d – d u – u d –. Toczy się w spokojne tempo, około 76 bpm z lekkim swingiem. Ten aranż jest w G durowa. Akordy trafiają w wygodny obszar wprawny. Swing the eighths gently and let each chord ring for a slow crooner feel.
5 akordów ukulele używany w "White Christmas" autorstwa Bing Crosby: Am, C, D, D7 i G
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i play it a bit differently if any of you think it sounds a bit wonky
G Am D
I’m dreaming of a white Christmas
C D G
Just like the ones I used to know
G G7 C Cm
Where the tree tops glisten and children listen
G Em Am D
To hear sleigh bells in the snow
G Am D
I’m dreaming of a white Christmas
C D G
With every Christmas card I write
G G7 C Cm
May your days be merry and bright
G Am G
And may all your Christmases be white
an easier alternate for d7 is holding down second fret first and third strings, it’s still d7 but in an easier lower octave!
Moral of the song: have a wedding every christmas
If you play Cm instead of C over “merry and bright” it sounds very nice.
Thank you so much for this song absolutely beautiful:D
I think it sounds fine if the parts where it says D7 to use D instead. Plus it’s one less chord to play! 🙂
Beautiful song! So easy to play as well! Only been playing for a week and a half and picked this one up in ten minutes! Thank you!
very beautiful song! UwU
I really love this arrangement
Luv it! Thanks so much, now it just needs to be Christmas…
This is how I play it. I apply the same chord changes to the rest of the song because it pretty much repeats.
As for the D7 vs D issue, I like to keep the D7 because when you play the D7 it pulls your ear to expect the next chord for relief. Could also just be preference.
G C Am D
I’m dreaming of a white Christmas
C D7 G
Just like the ones I used to know
G G7 C Cm7
Where the tree tops glisten and children listen
G Am D7 D
To hear sleigh bells in the snow
AMAZING SONG!!! Perfect to play @Say what? a christmas party
What should the strumming pattern be?
so prity
Thank you so much this sounds great 👍🏼
Not me playing Christmas songs at the beginning of November ;/
Capo on 1st sounds good
merry christmassss :DD
as my namne suggests im a beginner ukulele player and this has been quite an easy song to learn so i would reccommend it as a starter song to learn
What strumming pattern sounds best?