London Bridge Alto Sax Notes
Letter notes in the written key for E♭ alto saxophone, with the words under each note. Starts A B A G F♯ G.
The notes and words
Key: D major for E♭ alto saxophone (written pitch). It sounds in F major, so it plays along with a piano in F.
ALon-BdonAbridgeGisF♯fall-GingAdown,
EFall-F♯ingGdown,F♯fall-GingAdown,
ALon-BdonAbridgeGisF♯fall-GingAdown,
EMyAfairF♯la-Ddy.
Key: F major for E♭ alto saxophone (written pitch). It sounds in A♭ major, so it plays along with a piano in A♭.
CLon-DdonCbridgeB♭isAfall-B♭ingCdown,
GFall-AingB♭down,Afall-B♭ingCdown,
CLon-DdonCbridgeB♭isAfall-B♭ingCdown,
GMyCfairAla-Fdy.
Key: E♭ major for E♭ alto saxophone (written pitch). It sounds in F♯ major, so it plays along with a piano in F♯.
B♭Lon-CdonB♭bridgeA♭isGfall-A♭ingB♭down,
FFall-GingA♭down,Gfall-A♭ingB♭down,
B♭Lon-CdonB♭bridgeA♭isGfall-A♭ingB♭down,
FMyB♭fairGla-E♭dy.
Key: G major for E♭ alto saxophone (written pitch). It sounds in B♭ major, so it plays along with a piano in B♭.
DLon-EdonDbridgeCisBfall-CingDdown,
AFall-BingCdown,Bfall-CingDdown,
DLon-EdonDbridgeCisBfall-CingDdown,
AMyDfairBla-Gdy.
Staff notation
Play-along guide: the melody played by your browser’s alto sax sound, at concert pitch. The lit note follows the music. Print large notes
About this song
- Melody
- Traditional, 1913
- Words
- Traditional, 1913 (first verse shown)
- Public domain
- Melody 1913, words 1913: first published before 1931.
- Source
- The Most Popular Home Songs (Hinds, Noble & Eldredge, 1913), “London Bridge” (1913)
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