Violin Easy

London Bridge Violin Notes with Finger Numbers

Letters, strings and finger numbers for violin, with the words under each note. Starts G A G F E F.

Key
C major
Range
C5–A5
Length
24 notes
Melody
1913, public domain

The notes and words

Key: C major.

GE L2Lon-AE 3donGE L2bridgeFE L1isEE 0fall-FE L1ingGE L2down,

DA 3Fall-EE 0ingFE L1down,EE 0fall-FE L1ingGE L2down,

GE L2Lon-AE 3donGE L2bridgeFE L1isEE 0fall-FE L1ingGE L2down,

DA 3MyGE L2fairEE 0la-CA L2dy.

String and finger: 0 = open string, 1–4 = fingers, L = low (finger back a half step). First position.
  • CA string, low 2 finger
  • DA string, 3 finger
  • EE string, open
  • FE string, low 1 finger
  • GE string, low 2 finger
  • AE string, 3 finger
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Staff notation

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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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