- Notes68, 9 pitches
- RangeB4–C6
- Key hereC major
- Tempo132 bpm · about 29 s
- LevelIntermediate
Can a harp play Deck the Halls?
Yes — every size on this page plays it. The check is made note by note against what each one can actually sound. Where the tune does not fit as the library writes it, another key or octave is tried, and the table says which; where nothing fits, it names the notes that are missing.
- 22-string✓ Plays as writtenIn C major, B4–C6 · load it
- 26-string✓ Plays as writtenIn C major, B4–C6 · load it
- 34-string✓ Plays as writtenIn C major, B4–C6 · loaded above
Deck the Halls: harp letter notes
The large line is the string’s note; the small line under it is its number in the scale. A dash holds the note another beat, an underline is half a beat, and a dot beside a note makes it half as long again. Each line is one phrase.
Deck the Halls — harp letter notes (34-string) · tonalics.com
The 9 notes it uses
Lowest to highest, with how many times each is played. Learn these 9 and you can play the whole tune.
- B7×2
- C1×11
- D2×16
- E3×14
- F4×9
- G5×7
- A6×6
- B7×2
- C1×1
What to expect on a harp
- It runs from B4 to C6, an octave and a semitone, using 9 different notes. That leaves 35 semitones unused below and 9 above.
- 87% of its moves are a step or a repeated note. The widest is a major sixth, C5 to A5, at note 60.
- It is played on strings 21 to 29 of 34, 9 strings in all.
- Set the levers for C major before you start; nothing has to be flipped mid-tune.
About the tune
The tune is the Welsh winter air “Nos Galan” — New Year’s Eve — a dance melody that was sung with improvised verses and a harp answering each line. It was in print by the 1790s, and the English Christmas words were added in 1862.
Welsh traditional air “Nos Galan”, in print by the 1790s. Public domain. The notes follow Paul Hardy’s Xmas Tunebook, 2019 (2024), cross-checked against 2 other transcriptions. More about Deck the Halls →
Deck the Halls on other instruments
The same melody, in each instrument’s own notation. It is not offered for the guzheng or handpan, which do not have the notes.
- Deck the Halls — kalimba
- Deck the Halls — piano
- Deck the Halls — mbira
- Deck the Halls — oud
- Deck the Halls — violin
- Deck the Halls — cello
- Deck the Halls — erhu
- Deck the Halls — dulcimer
- Deck the Halls — xylophone
- Deck the Halls — marimba
- Deck the Halls — glockenspiel
- Deck the Halls — steel drum
- Deck the Halls — ocarina
- Deck the Halls — harmonica
- Deck the Halls — trumpet
- Deck the Halls — clarinet
- Deck the Halls — saxophone
- Deck the Halls — flute
- Deck the Halls — recorder
- Deck the Halls — tuba
- Deck the Halls — euphonium
- Deck the Halls — trombone
- Deck the Halls — accordion
- Deck the Halls — lyre
More songs for the harp
- Jingle Bells
- We Wish You a Merry Christmas
- Silent Night
- O Christmas Tree
- Joy to the World
- Hark! The Herald Angels Sing
- O Come, All Ye Faithful
- God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen
All 34 harp songs · Christmas songs for harp · The online harp on its own