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You can also play Silent Night In G. For many people it makes it easier to sing. Your (I, IV and V) chords are then G, C and D.

Here are some ideas on how to arrange it as well...

If you can do the easier chord version of Silent Night then you might feel like playing this jazzy version of Silent Night!

The video starts at 2:45 minutes, with a few more carol arranging ideas at the beginning! 

This is more advanced stuff; See how you go! If you don't get it this year, there is always next year!

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                                              Or you could fill that Silent Night with more of Carol Of The Bells:

Here are the basics again. Or you can do a simple version from this video.

For the readers and more advanced players amongst you, here is some Carol Of The Bells sheetmusic  Here is a video on how to read it and map it out.

And here is that sheet music for a shorter version of Carol Of The Bells from the kids program that is also known as "Village Bells" and that you can then play year round!

🎶Music just keeps on giving!🎶

Anneka

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