How to Play We Wish You A Merry Christmas – Piano Tutorial, Guitar Chords and Tabs, Notes, Keys, Sheet Music

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“We Wish You A Merry Christmas” is a traditional English 16th century carol. It is also the only one amongst traditional holiday carols that makes a reference to the celebration of the New Year.

On this page you can find Notes, Chords, a Printable PDF for free Download, and a piano tutorial video.

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Easy Piano Tutorial Video

Click on the button to watch a sing-along video and download an instrumental mp3 of this song for free.

Click on the button to watch a karaoke video and download a PDF file with lyrics to this song for free.

Piano Sheet music with chords

To save this free music sheet of “We Wish You A Merry Christmas” to your computer, right click (or tap and hold, on mobile devices) and choose “Save Image As…”.

We wish you a merry Christmas – Christmas Music Score (in G)

Free Printable PDF with Piano sheet music and Lyrics

To download a ready-to-print PDF of this song for music activities with a music sheet, lyrics and a drawing for kids to paint, click or tap on the following link.

“We Wish You A Merry Christmas” free PDF download – Singing Bell

Guitar Chords and Tabs

To save this free image with the guitar chords of “We Wish You A Merry Christmas” to your computer, right click (or tap and hold, on mobile devices) and choose “Save Image (As…)”.

Free Printable PDF with Guitar Chords

To download a ready-to-print PDF of this song with guitar chords, click (or tap) on the button above or on the following link.

“We Wish You A Merry Christmas” Guitar Chords – Singing Bell

Teaching ideas

We could use the beginning of the song as a memory-tip to teach and remember the interval of the perfect 4^th. This interval appears three times at the first three phrases.

After they have learned the song well, ask the kids to sing it from a different pitch that you give them every time. At the end, they could have sung it several times…

Find other famous melodies that start also with 4^th (like Mozart’s allegro from “Eine Kleine Nachtmusik“, “O Christmas Tree“, “Adeste Fideles” or even Harry Potter’s theme).

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