Carol, Catalunya (Spain).
“Fum fum fum” is a traditional carol from Catalunya, Spain. It tells the story of the birth of the Holy Infant, calling the shepherds to gather in its birthplace and adore him.
“Fum” means “smoke” in Catalan, but the word might be used as onomatopoeia for the strumming of a string instrument.
On this page you can find Notes, Chords, a Printable PDF for free Download, and a piano tutorial video.
Table of Contents
- How to play Fum Fum Fum on the Piano – Easy Piano Tutorial Video
- Sheet music with chords
- Free Printable PDF with Music sheet and Lyrics
- Teaching ideas
How to play Fum Fum Fum on the Piano – Easy Piano Tutorial Video
Sheet music with chords
To save this free music sheet of “Fum Fum Fum” to your computer, right click (or tap and hold, on mobile devices) and choose “Save Image As…”.
English version
Castilian Spanish version
Catalan version
26+1 Easy Christmas Piano Sheet Music for Beginners
Free Printable PDF with Music sheet and Lyrics
English version
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.
“Fum Fum Fum – English version” free PDF download – Singing Bell
Castilian Spanish version
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.
“Fum Fum Fum – Spanish version” free PDF download – Singing Bell
Catalan version
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.
“Fum Fum Fum – Catalan version” free PDF download – Singing Bell
Teaching ideas
Children are often happy to generate a sound altogether. This grows a sense of unity which is important especially in younger ages.
Try the easiest orchestration for the kids: When listening to this Catalan carol in class, clap three quarter-beats at the end of every line that says “fum fum fum”, or/and play a sound (e.g. triangle, tambourine, etc.) after that.
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