London Bridge Kalimba Tabs
Number tabs and letters for kalimba, with the words under each note. Starts 2° 3° 2° 1° 7 1°.
The notes and words
Key: G major, white keys only, so every note is on a kalimba tuned to C.
2°DLon-3°Edon2°Dbridge1°Cis7Bfall-1°Cing2°Ddown,
6AFall-7Bing1°Cdown,7Bfall-1°Cing2°Ddown,
2°DLon-3°Edon2°Dbridge1°Cis7Bfall-1°Cing2°Ddown,
6AMy2°Dfair7Bla-5Gdy.
- 5G4
- 6A4
- 7B4
- 1°C5
- 2°D5
- 3°E5
Key: C major, white keys only, so every note is on a kalimba tuned to C.
5GLon-6Adon5Gbridge4Fis3Efall-4Fing5Gdown,
2DFall-3Eing4Fdown,3Efall-4Fing5Gdown,
5GLon-6Adon5Gbridge4Fis3Efall-4Fing5Gdown,
2DMy5Gfair3Ela-1Cdy.
- 1C4
- 2D4
- 3E4
- 4F4
- 5G4
- 6A4
Key: C major, white keys only, so every note is on a kalimba tuned to C.
5°GLon-6°Adon5°Gbridge4°Fis3°Efall-4°Fing5°Gdown,
2°DFall-3°Eing4°Fdown,3°Efall-4°Fing5°Gdown,
5°GLon-6°Adon5°Gbridge4°Fis3°Efall-4°Fing5°Gdown,
2°DMy5°Gfair3°Ela-1°Cdy.
- 1°C5
- 2°D5
- 3°E5
- 4°F5
- 5°G5
- 6°A5
Staff notation
Play-along guide: the melody played by your browser’s kalimba sound. The lit note follows the music. Print large notes
8-key kalimba
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°.
5GLon-6Adon5Gbridge4Fis3Efall-4Fing5Gdown,
2DFall-3Eing4Fdown,3Efall-4Fing5Gdown,
5GLon-6Adon5Gbridge4Fis3Efall-4Fing5Gdown,
2DMy5Gfair3Ela-1Cdy.
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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