Trumpet Medium

Aura Lee Trumpet Notes

Letters and valve numbers for B♭ trumpet, with the words under each note. Starts C F E F G D.

Key
C major (written)
Range
C4–B4
Length
48 notes
Melody
1861, public domain

The notes and words

Key: C major for B♭ trumpet (written pitch). It sounds in B♭ major, so it plays along with a piano in B♭.

C0AsF1theE12black-F1birdG0inD13theG0spring,

F1'NeathE12theD13wil-E12lowF1tree

C0SatF1andE12pip'd,F1IG0heardD13himG0sing,

F1SingE12ofD13Au-E12raF1Lee.

E12Au-E12raE12Lee!F1Au-F1raF1Lee!

G0MaidG0ofG0gold-G0enA12hair!

A12Sun-A12shineB2cameA12a-G0longD13withG0thee,

F1AndE12swal-E12lowsA12inG0theF1air.

Valves to press (0 = open), written pitch.
  • Copen
  • Dvalves 1 + 3
  • Evalves 1 + 2
  • Fvalves 1
  • Gopen
  • Avalves 1 + 2
  • Bvalves 2
70%

Staff notation

Play-along guide: the melody played by your browser’s trumpet sound, at concert pitch. The lit note follows the music. Print large notes

About this song

Melody
George R. Poulton (1828–1867), 1861
Words
W. W. Fosdick (1825–1862), 1861 (first verse shown)
Public domain
Melody 1861, words 1861: first published before 1931.
Source
Heart Songs Dear to the American People (Chapple, 1909), p. 399, “Aura Lee” (1909)

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