Deck the Halls Flute Notes
Letter notes for flute, with the words under each note. Starts G F E D C D.
The notes and words
Key: C major.
GDeckFtheEhallDwithCboughsDofEhol-Cly,
DFaElaFlaDlaElaDlaClaBlaCla!
G'TisFtheEsea-DsonCtoDbeEjol-Cly,
DFaElaFlaDlaElaDlaClaBlaCla!
DDonEweFnowDourEgayFap-Gpar-Eel,
GTrollFtheEan-DcientCChrist-DmasEcar-Gol,
AFaAlaAlaAlaGlaFlaElaDlaCla!
Key: G major.
DDeckCtheBhallAwithGboughsAofBhol-Gly,
AFaBlaClaAlaBlaAlaGlaF♯laGla!
D'TisCtheBsea-AsonGtoAbeBjol-Gly,
AFaBlaClaAlaBlaAlaGlaF♯laGla!
ADonBweCnowAourBgayCap-Dpar-Bel,
DTrollCtheBan-AcientGChrist-AmasBcar-Dol,
EFaElaElaElaDlaClaBlaAlaGla!
Key: F major.
CDeckB♭theAhallGwithFboughsGofAhol-Fly,
GFaAlaB♭laGlaAlaGlaFlaElaFla!
C'TisB♭theAsea-GsonFtoGbeAjol-Fly,
GFaAlaB♭laGlaAlaGlaFlaElaFla!
GDonAweB♭nowGourAgayB♭ap-Cpar-Ael,
CTrollB♭theAan-GcientFChrist-GmasAcar-Col,
DFaDlaDlaDlaClaB♭laAlaGlaFla!
Key: B♭ major.
FDeckE♭theDhallCwithB♭boughsCofDhol-B♭ly,
CFaDlaE♭laClaDlaClaB♭laAlaB♭la!
F'TisE♭theDsea-CsonB♭toCbeDjol-B♭ly,
CFaDlaE♭laClaDlaClaB♭laAlaB♭la!
CDonDweE♭nowCourDgayE♭ap-Fpar-Del,
FTrollE♭theDan-CcientB♭Christ-CmasDcar-Fol,
GFaGlaGlaGlaFlaE♭laDlaClaB♭la!
Staff notation
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About this song
- Melody
- Welsh air (“Nos Galan”), 1794
- Words
- Thomas Oliphant (1799–1879), 1862 (first verse shown)
- Public domain
- Melody 1794, words 1862: first published before 1931.
- Source
- Franklin Square Song Collection (Harper & Brothers, 1881), p. 120, “Deck the Hall with Boughs of Holly” (1881)
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