Let Our Gladness Have No End Kalimba Tabs

Number tabs and letters for kalimba, with the words under each note. Starts 5 6 7 1° 2° 2° 2° 1°.

The notes and words

Key: G major, white keys only, so every note is on a kalimba tuned to C.

5GLet6Aour7Bglad-1°Cness2°Dhave2°Dno2°Dend,

1°CHal-2°Dle-3°Elu-2°Djah!

2°DFor2°Dto1°Cearth1°Cdid7BChrist7Bde-6Ascend.

7BHal-1°Cle-6Alu-5Gjah!7BOn6Athis7Bday1°CGod

2°Dgave1°C7Bus7BChrist,6AHis7BSon,

1°Cto2°Dsave1°C7Bus;5GChrist,3°EHis2°DSon,

7Bto6Asave5Gus.

Tines: 1 = C, 2 = D … 7 = B; each ° is one octave higher (the middle tine is 1).

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Key: C major, white keys only, so every note is on a kalimba tuned to C. The melody fits the 8 tines, 1 to 1°.

1CLet2Dour3Eglad-4Fness5Ghave5Gno5Gend,

4FHal-5Gle-6Alu-5Gjah!

5GFor5Gto4Fearth4Fdid3EChrist3Ede-2Dscend.

3EHal-4Fle-2Dlu-1Cjah!3EOn2Dthis3Eday4FGod

5Ggave4F3Eus3EChrist,2DHis3ESon,

4Fto5Gsave4F3Eus;1CChrist,6AHis5GSon,

3Eto2Dsave1Cus.

Melody: Tune NARODIL SE KRISTUS PÁN, Bohemian melody, 15th century, 1500
Words: Tobias Závorka, translated by Unknown translator, 1916 (first verse shown; all verses on HymnKeys)
Public domain: Melody 1500, words 1916: first published before 1931.
Source: Open Hymnal Project file marked public domain, via HymnKeys