Au 31 du mois d’aout

3 3 3 4 5 5 5 4                      Au 31 du mois d’aout,
5 5 5 4 5 4 (4)…                   au 31 du mois d’aooouuut,

3 3 3 4 5 5 5 4                    Nous vimes venir, sous le vent, vers nous,
5 5 5 4 5 4 (4)…                  nous vimes venir, sous le vent, vers noouus,

5 (5) 6 6 (5) 5 (5) 5 4…        Une fregate d’Angleterreee
3 4 4 4 (4) 4 (4) 5                 qui fendait la mers et les flots
(4) 5 (5)                                c’etait pour
5.. (4) 4 (4)                            aaattaquer Bordeaux

REFRAIN:

3 3 3 4 5 5 5 4                      Buvons un coup, buvons en deux
5 5 5 4 5 4 (4)…                   A la sante des amoureux

5 (5) 6 6 (5) 5 (5) 5 4…        A la sante du roi de France…
3 4 4 4 (4) 4 (4) 5                 Et merde pour le roi d’Angleterre,
(4) 5 (5)                                qui nous a
5.. (4) 4 (4)                           declare la gueerre




Au Clair (French Canadien – Diatonic Version)

Au Clair

7    7   7  -8 8   -8
Au clair de la lune,

7   8   -8   7
mon Ami Pier-rot

7   7  7  -8   8
Pre-te-moi ta plume

7    8  -8  -8  7
pour ec-rire un mot

-8  -8   -8   -8   -6 -6
Ma chan-delle est mor-te

-8  7   -7  -6   6
Je n’ai plus de feu

7  7  7  -8 8 -8
Oeuvre moi ta porte

7    8   -8   -8   7
Pour l’a-morte de dieu

ENJOY!!!




Au Clair (French Canadien)

Au Clair

7    7   7  -8 8   -8
Au clair de la lune,

7   8   -8   7
mon Ami Pier-rot

7   7  7  -8   8
Pre-te-moi ta plume

7    8  -8  -8  7
pour ec-rire un mot

-8  -8   -8   -8   -6 -6
Ma chan-delle est mor-te

-8  7   -7  -6   6
Je n’ai plus de feu

7  7  7  -8 8 -8
Oeuvre moi ta porte

7    8   -8   -8   7
Pour l’a-morte de dieu




Au Claire De La Lune (Chromatic version)

AU CLAIRE DE LA LUNE
French folk song
Key: Bb

-3* -3* -3* 4  -5 4
Au clair de la lu-ne,
-3*-5 4   4   -3*
mon A-mi Pier-rot
-3*-3* -3* 4  -5  4
Pre-te-moi ta plu-me
-3* -5  4   4  -3*
pour e-crire un mot
4   4     4    4   3  3
Ma chan-delle est mor-te
4  -3*   -3  3  -2
Je n’ai plus de feu
-3* -3* -3* 4  -5  4
Oeu-vre moi ta por-te
-3* -5   4   4   -3*
Pour l’a-mour de Dieu




Au Claire de la Lune (Traditional French Lullaby)

(Texte: traduction)

3   3    3 -3  4 -3
Au clair de la lu-ne
(In the moonlight)

3  4 -4   -4 4
Mon ami Pierrot.
(My friend Pierrot.)

3  3    3  -3  4 -3
Prête- moi ta plu-me
(Lend me your pen)

3     4 -4  -4  4
Pour écrire un mot.
(To write a word.)




Au feu les pompiers

3 4 6 5 4
Au feu les pompiers
3 3 3 3 3 5 4
Y a la maison qui brûle,
3 4 6 5 4
Au feu les pompiers
3 3 3 3 3 4
La maison est brûlée.

C’est pas moi qui l’ai brûlée
C’est la cantinière !
C’est pas moi qui l’ai brûlée
C’est le cantinier !




Au pied d

-4 -4 -4 -4 -4 -5 6 -6
C’est dans 10 ans je m’en irai
-6 -6 -4 -5 6 -6
Au pied d’un rosier
-4 -4 -4 -4 -4 -5 6 -6
C’est dans 10 ans je m’en irai
-6 -6 -4 -5 6 -6
Au pied d’une rose
-4 -4 -5 6 -6 -4 -4 -4 -4 4 -4
Au pied d’un rosier au pied d’une rose
-4 -4 -5 6 -6 -4 -4 -4 -4 4 -4
Au pied d’un rosier mon coeur s’y repose




u près de ma blonde

5 5 -5 5-4 4 4
Dans les jardins d’mon père
4 6 6 -6 -6 6
Les lilas sont fleuris (bis)
6 -6 -6 -6 5 -5 -5
Tous les oiseaux du monde
-5 6 6 6 -4 5
Viennent y faire leurs nids
4 -4 5 -5 5 6
Auprès de ma blonde
-4 -5 5 -4 4 -3 3
Qu’il fait bon, fait bon, fait bon
4 -4 5 -5 5 6
Auprès de ma blonde
-4 -5 5 -4 4
Qu’il fait bon dormir
Tous les oiseaux du monde
Viennent y faire leur nid (bis)
La caill’, la tourterelle
Et la jolie perdrix
Auprès de ma blonde…
La caill’, la tourterelle
Et la jolie perdrix (bis)
Et ma jolie colombe
Qui chante jour et nuit
Auprès …
Et ma jolie colombe
Qui chante jour et nuit
Elle chante pour les filles
Qui n’ont pas de mari
Auprès…
Elle chante pour les filles
Qui n’ont pas de mari
Pour moi ne chante guère
Car j’en ai un joli
Auprès…
Pour moi ne chante guère
Car j’en ai un joli
-Mais dites-moi ma belle
Où est votre mari ?
Auprès…
– Mais dites-moi ma belle
Où est votre mari ?
– Il est dans la Hollande
Les Hollandais l’ont pris
Auprès…
Il est dans la Hollande
Les Hollandais l’ont pris
– Que donneriez vous belle
A qui l’ira quérir ?
Auprès…
– Que donneriez-vous belle
A qui l’ira quérir ?
– Je donn’rai la Touraine
Paris et Saint Denis
Auprès…
– Je donn’rai la Touraine
Paris et Saint Denis
Les tours de Notre-Dame
Le clocher d’mon pays
Auprès…
– Les tours de Notre-Dame
Le clocher d’mon pays
Et ma jolie colombe
Qui chante jour et nuit
Auprès de ma blonde
Qu’il fait bon, fait bon, fait bon
Auprès de ma blonde qu’il fait bon dormir.




auf kreta im sturm und im regen

3  3  2 3 4  4 -4 5 4

 

Auf Kreta bei Sturm und bei Regen,

 

3 -4  -4 -4 5 -5 -5 5 -4 4

 

Da stand ein Fallschirmjäger auf der Wacht,

 

6 5  4  3  4   4  -4 5 4
 

Er träumt ja so gerne von der Heimat,

 

3 -4  -4  -4  5 -5  -5  5 -4 4

 

Wo ihm ein holdes Mädchenherze lacht.

 

4   4 -3  3 3 4 5 5 -4 4 -3

 

Die Sternlein funkeln vom Himmel in die Nacht,

 

4 -4 5  -5  4
 

Grüß mir die Heimat,

 

Grüß mir mein Mägdelein aus blutiger
Schlacht.

 

Bitte helft mir es richtig zu vervollständigen.

 

Please help me with the end




Auf Wiedersehen Pet Theme Thats Living Alright

Thats Living Alright

TAB By PoTTerTea

21:27 01/06/2016

Work-ing on the site,From Mor-ning ‘till night,
6     6   6  6   6    5    6   6      6    6

That’s liv–in’ al–right, That’s liv–in’  al–right,
5     -4    5  -5   -5     5     -4    5   -5   -5

Then a  pint with the boys, In a  bar full of noise,
-5  6   6*   6*  6*  6*   -5 6  6*   6*  6*  6*

That’s liv–in’ al–right,That’s liv–in’ al–right,
-5     5    -5 6    6     -5     5   -5   6    6

Work-ing all day, For  a  pit-ence of  pay,
7    7   7   7    6  -6   7    7   7  -7

Then blow it  all on Sat–ur–day night,
7     7   -6  -6  -6  -6  6   6   -5

And you kiss the dames,
5   -5  6    6   6

But you don’t ask their names,
5   5   -4    5   -5    -5

That’s liv–in’ al–right.
6     -5   5   5     5

Work-ing in the sun, Drink-ing Schnapps having fun,
6    6   6  6   6    5     -5     6       6     6

That’s liv–in’ al–right, That’s liv–in’  al–right,
5     -4    5  -5   -5     5     -4    5   -5   -5

Then a night in the town, Spread-in’ it  ar–ound,
-5  6  -6   -6  -6  -6     6*   6*   6*  6*  6*

That’s liv–in’ al–right,That’s liv–in’ al–right,
-5     5    -5 6    6     -5     5   -5   6    6

Work-ing all day, For  a  pack-et of  pay,
7    7   7   7    6  -6   7   7   7  -7

And send  a   litt–le back to the wife,
7     7   -6  -6    -6  -6  6   6   -5

Still you keep  a litt-le here, Just to  keep you in beer,
5    -5   6    6   6  6   6     5   5   -4    5  -5  -5

That’s liv–in’ al–right.
6     -5   5   5     5

Yeah you play the game,
5    -5   6    6   6

Then it’s Auf Wie–der–sehen,
5    5   -4   5   -5    -5

That’s liv–in’ al–right.
6     -5   5   5     5

Tell-ing the lie, With  a    glint in your eye,
7    7   7   7    6    -6     7   7   7    -7

‘Cause tom-mor-row you’ll be back on the site,
7     7   7   -6  -6     -6  -6  6  6  -5

And  you kiss the dames, But you don’t ask their names,
5   -5   6    6   6      5   5   -4    5   -5    -5

That’s liv–in’ al–right.
6     -5   5   5     5

Yeah you play the game,
5    -5   6    6   6

Then it’s Auf Wie–der–sehen,
5    5   -4   5   -5    -5

Short Musical Interlude

That’s liv–in’ al–right, That’s liv–in’  al–right,
5     -4    5  -5   -5     5     -4    5   -5   -5

Short Musical Interlude

That’s liv–in’ al–right, That’s liv–in’  al–right,
-5     5    -5 6    6     -5     5   -5   6    6

Short Musical Interlude

And you kiss the dames,
5   -5  6    6   6

But you don’t ask their names,
5   5   -4    5   -5    -5

That’s liv–in’ al–right.
6     -5   5   5     5

Work-ing in the sun, Drink-ing Schnapps having fun,
6    6   6  6   6    5     -5     6       6     6

That’s liv–in’ al–right, That’s liv–in’  al–right,
5     -4    5  -5   -5     5     -4    5   -5   -5

Then a night in the town, Spread-in’ it  ar–ound,
-5  6  -6   -6  -6  -6     6*   6*   6*  6*  6*

That’s liv–in’ al–right,That’s liv–in’ al–right,
-5     5    -5 6    6     -5     5   -5   6    6

Work-ing all day, For  a  pack-et of  pay,
7    7   7   7    6  -6   7   7   7  -7

And send  a   litt–le back to the wife,
7     7   -6  -6    -6  -6  6   6   -5

Still you keep  a litt-le here, Just to  keep you in beer,
5    -5   6    6   6  6   6     5   5   -4    5  -5  -5

That’s liv–in’ al–right.
6     -5   5   5     5

Yeah you play the game,
5    -5   6    6   6

Then it’s Auf Wie–der–sehen,
5    5   -4   5   -5    -5

That’s liv–in’ al–right.
6     -5   5   5     5

Tell-ing the lie, With  a    glint in your eye,
7    7   7   7    6    -6     7   7   7    -7

‘Cause tom-mor-row you’ll be back on the site,
7     7   7   -6  -6     -6  -6  6  6  -5

And  you kiss the dames, But you don’t ask their names,
5   -5   6    6   6      5   5   -4    5   -5    -5

That’s liv–in’ al–right.
6     -5   5   5     5

Yeah you play the game,
5    -5   6    6   6

Then it’s Auf Wie–der–sehen,
5    5   -4   5   -5    -5

That’s liv–in’ al–right.
6     -5   5   5     5




Auf Wiedersehn

5 5 -4 -4

-5 -5 5 5

6 6 -5 -5 -6 6

7 7 -6 -5

-6 6 5 4

5 -5 -6 7 -8 7




Auf Wiedersehn (Chromatic version)

AUF WIEDERSEHN
W: Herbert Reynolds
M: Sigmund Romberg
Bob Scholte
Key: Ab
Time: 3/4

4     3   -2 -1*
Love lives ev-er,
-2  -1* -2  3    -2   -1* -2
Know-ing no word like good-bye.
-6   -5*  5 -3*
Hearts may sev-er,
-2   3    3* -3* 4  -5*
True love can nev-er die.
-5* -5*  -5*  7*…
Calm all your fears
-5* -5*  5*  5     5*
And dry all your tears
5    5   5   -5*
Love will re-main
5    5   -3*  -3    -3*
When all else shall wane
3*   3* 3* 3*  3     3*  -5*
Guid-ing me on thro’ the years
5   5* -5*  -6  -6  -5* -5*  -5*
Auf Wie-der-sehn Auf Wie-der-sehn




Auferstanden aus Ruinen (anthem of East Germany)

-7   -7  -6    +6  +7  +7 -7 -6
Auf-er-stan-den aus Ru-i-nen
From the ruins risen newly,

-8    -7  +6  -8       -8 +8 +7
Und der Zu-kunft zu-ge-wandt,
To the future turned, we stand.

-7   -7    -6 +6   +7 +7   -7   -6
Laß uns dir zum Gu-ten die-nen,
Let us serve your good weal truly,

-8          -7     +8 +7 -6 -5   +6
Deutsch-land, ei-nig Va-ter-land.
Germany, our fatherland.

+6 -5 +5  -5 +6 -7   -6       -4
Al-te Not gilt es zu zwing-en,
Triumph over bygone sorrow,

+6  -7     +5     -5 +6  -7   -6
Und wir zwing-en sie ver-eint,
Can in unity be won.

-7      -7 -6    +6   +7    +7 -7 -6
Denn es muß uns doch ge-lin-gen,
For we shall attain a morrow,

-8   -7  +6   -8   -8       +8 +7
Daß die Son-ne schön wie nie
When over our Germany,

+6 -6 -7           -6     -8
Ü-ber Deutsch-land scheint.
There is radiant sun,

+6 -6 -7           -6     +6
Ü-ber Deutsch-land scheint.
There is radiant sun.

Glück und Frieden sei beschieden
May both peace and joy inspire,
Deutschland, unserm Vaterland.
Germany, our fatherland.
Alle Welt sehnt sich nach Frieden,
Peace is all the world’s desire,
Reicht den Völkern eure Hand.
To the peoples lend your hand.
Wenn wir brüderlich uns einen,
In fraternity united,
Schlagen wir des Volkes Feind!
We shall crush the people’s foe.
Laßt das Licht des Friedens scheinen,
Let all paths by peace be lighted,
Daß nie eine Mutter mehr
That no mother shall again
Ihren Sohn beweint.
Mourn her son in woe,
Ihren Sohn beweint.
Mourn her son in woe.

Laßt uns pflügen, laßt uns bauen,
Let us plough and build our nation,
Lernt und schafft wie nie zuvor,
Learn and work as never yet,
Und der eignen Kraft vertrauend,
That a free new generation,
Steigt ein frei Geschlecht empor.
Faith in its own strength beget!
Deutsche Jugend, bestes Streben
German youth, for whom the striving
Unsres Volks in dir vereint,
Of our people is at one,
Wirst du Deutschlands neues Leben,
You are Germany’s reviving,
Und die Sonne schön wie nie
And over our Germany,
Über Deutschland scheint.
There is radiant sun,
Über Deutschland scheint.
There is radiant sun.




Auferstanden aus Ruinen (anthem of East Germany)

-8  -8  -7    +7  +8  +8 -8 -7
Auf-er-stan-den aus Ru-i-nen
From the ruins risen newly,

-9    -8  +7  -9        -9 +10 +8
Und der Zu-kunft zu-ge-wandt,
To the future turned, we stand.

-8    -8    -7 +7   +8 +8     -8 -7
Laß uns dir zum Gu-ten die-nen,
Let us serve your good weal truly,

-9           -8    +10 +8 -7 -6 +7
Deutsch-land, ei-nig Va-ter-land.
Germany, our fatherland.

+7 -6 +6 -6    +7 -8 -7        -5
Al-te Not gilt es zu zwing-en,
Triumph over bygone sorrow,

+7    -8  +6       -6 +7  -8   -7
Und wir zwing-en sie ver-eint,
Can in unity be won.

-8      -8 -7     +7  +8     +8 -8 -7
Denn es muß uns doch ge-lin-gen,
For we shall attain a morrow,

-9     -8  +7    -9 -9     +10 +8
Daß die Son-ne schön wie nie
When over our Germany,

+7 -7 -8             -7   -9
Ü-ber Deutsch-land scheint.
There is radiant sun,

+7 -7 -8            -7     +7
Ü-ber Deutsch-land scheint.
There is radiant sun

Glück und Frieden sei beschieden
May both peace and joy inspire,
Deutschland, unserm Vaterland.
Germany, our fatherland.
Alle Welt sehnt sich nach Frieden,
Peace is all the world’s desire,
Reicht den Völkern eure Hand.
To the peoples lend your hand.
Wenn wir brüderlich uns einen,
In fraternity united,
Schlagen wir des Volkes Feind!
We shall crush the people’s foe.
Laßt das Licht des Friedens scheinen,
Let all paths by peace be lighted,
Daß nie eine Mutter mehr
That no mother shall again
Ihren Sohn beweint.
Mourn her son in woe,
Ihren Sohn beweint.
Mourn her son in woe.

Laßt uns pflügen, laßt uns bauen,
Let us plough and build our nation,
Lernt und schafft wie nie zuvor,
Learn and work as never yet,
Und der eignen Kraft vertrauend,
That a free new generation,
Steigt ein frei Geschlecht empor.
Faith in its own strength beget!
Deutsche Jugend, bestes Streben
German youth, for whom the striving
Unsres Volks in dir vereint,
Of our people is at one,
Wirst du Deutschlands neues Leben,
You are Germany’s reviving,
Und die Sonne schön wie nie
And over our Germany,
Über Deutschland scheint.
There is radiant sun,
Über Deutschland scheint.
There is radiant sun.




Auferststanden Aus Ruinen East Germany National Anthem

Auferstanden aus Ruinen

Verse:

5   5   -4   4   -5   -5   5   -4
6   5    4   6    6   -6  -5
5   5   -4   4   -5   -5   5   -4
6   5   -6  -5   -4   -3   4

Refrain:

4  -3   -3* -3    4    5  -4   3
4  -3   -3* -3    4    5  -4
5   5   -4   4   -5   -5   5  -4
6   5    4   6    6   -6   -5
4  -4    5   -4   6
4  -4    5   -4   4

 

German Democratic Republic National Anthem Risen from Ruins Lyrics (English)

Risen from ruins
And facing the future,
Let us serve you for the good,
Germany, united fatherland.
Old woes are to be overcome
And we overcome them united
Because we so must succeed,
[So] that the sun beautiful as never [before]
Over Germany shines.
Happiness and peace be granted
To Germany, our fatherland.
All the world longs for peace,
Reach your hand out to the peoples.
If brotherly we unite ourselves,
We shall defeat the people’s enemy.
Let the light of peace shine
So that a mother never more
Mourns her son,
Mourns her son.
Let us plough, let us build,
Learn and create like never before,
And, confident in immanent strength,
A free generation rises up.
German youth, best efforts
Of our people united in you,
You will become Germany’s new life.
And the sun beautiful as never,
Over Germany shines.

German Democratic Republic National Anthem -Auferstanden aus Ruinen Lyrics (German)

Auferstanden aus Ruinen
Und der Zukunft zugewandt,
Laß uns dir zum Guten dienen,
Deutschland, einig Vaterland.
Alte Not gilt es zu zwingen,
Und wir zwingen sie vereint,
Denn es muß uns doch gelingen,
Daß die Sonne schön wie nie
Über Deutschland scheint.
Glück und Friede sei beschieden
Deutschland, unserm Vaterland.
Alle Welt sehnt sich nach Frieden,
Reicht den Völkern eure Hand.
Wenn wir brüderlich uns einen,
Schlagen wir des Volkes Feind!
Laßt das Licht des Friedens scheinen,
Daß nie eine Mutter mehr
Ihren Sohn beweint.
Laßt uns pflügen, laßt uns bauen,
Lernt und schafft wie nie zuvor,
Und der eignen Kraft vertrauend,
Steigt ein frei Geschlecht empor.
Deutsche Jugend, bestes Streben
Unsres Volks in dir vereint,
Wirst du Deutschlands neues Leben,
Und die Sonne schön wie nie
Über Deutschland scheint.



Aufwiedersehen

5 5 -4 -4
-5 -5 5 5
6 6 -5 -5 -6 6
7 7 -6 -5
-6 6 5 4
5 -5 -6 7 -8 7

Aufwiedersehen Lyrics:

Au revoir, auf wiedersehen
You won’t see another morning
You won’t see another evening
Good night
Buenos noches o senor
Senorita see ya later
Buenos noches bye-bye
There are many here among us
You feel that life is a joke
And for you we sing this final song
For you there is no hope
Sayonara oh suicide hari kari
Kamikaze you won’t
See another evening
Goodbye
Bye-bye so long, farewell
See you later….suicide
Suicide
Suicide
Suicide



Auld Lang Syne (Chromatic – Key D)

3    5   5   5   6   -5   5   -5
Should old acquaintance be forgot,
6   5   5     6   7   -7
and never brought to mind?
-7    7   6   6   5   -5   5   -5
Should old acquaintance be forgot,
6  -5   5      -3   -3   3    5
and days of Auld Lang Syne?

CHORUS:
-7   7     6   6   5   -5   5   -5
For, Auld Lang- Syne, my dear,
-7   7     6   6   7   -7
for, Auld Lang Syne
-7    7     6   6     5   -5   5   -5
we’ll take a cup o’ kindness yet,
6   -5   5     -3   -3   3   5
for- Auld- Lang Syne.

And surely you’ll buy your pint cup!
And surely I’ll buy mine!
We’ll take a cup o’ kindness yet,
for days of Auld Lang Syne.

CHORUS

7   9   9   9   10   -9   9   -9
10   9   9     10   11   -11
-11   11   10   10   9   -9   9   -9
10   -9   9     -7   -7   7   9
-11   11   10   10   9   -9   9   -9
-11    11   10   10   11    -11
-11   11     10   10     9   -9   9   -9
10  -9  9     -7  -7  7  9 (Slow At End Of Line)

This song plays with karaoke music run time 2:12.




Auld Lang Syne (Chromatic – Key F)

Key of F Major
Requires four 16 hole Key of C chromatics (Solo Tuned) and
One Double Bass Harmonica (either a Hohner 265 or Suzuki SDB-29)
Range: 1st Chromatic Harp: C4 to F5
2nd Chromatic Harp: A3 to F4
3rd Chromatic Harp: E3 to D4
4th Chromatic Harp: C3 to Bb3
Double Bass Harp: F1 to Bb2

Tab Notations:
none = blow – = draw * = button in
. = lower register (first four holes on 16 hole)
-4__ = hold -6___-5 = slide smoothly from one note to next

Double Bass is Blow only.
u = upper harp L = lower harp

Remember: -2 and 2* are the same note. If you need a change in breath direction,
this note is your opportunity.

1st: 1 -2___ -2 -2 -3 3 -2 3
2nd: 1 1_____ 1 1 -2 -2 -2 2
1. Should auld__ ac-quaint-ance be___ for-got,
2. And sure — ly you’ll buy your_ pint cup!
3. We two__ have run a – bout_ the slopes,
4. We two__ have pad – dled in__ the stream,
5. And there’s a hand my tru_- sty friend!
3rd: -.3 -.3__ -.3 -.3 .4 -.3* -.3 -.3*
4th: .2* .2*__ .2* .2* .2* .1 .1 .1
DB: L9 L9 L9 L9 L9 L6 L6 L6

1st: -3 2* 2*__ -3 4 -5_______
2nd: 2 -2 -2___ 2* 2* 2*_______
1. And nev-er___ brought to mind?____
2. And sur-ly___ I’ll buy mine!____
3. And pick-ed__ the daisies fine;____
4. From mor-ning sun till dine;____
5. And give us a hand o’ thine!___
3rd: .4 -.3 -.3__ .4 -.3 -.3*_____
4th: .1 -.2 -.2__ .2* -.2 -.3*_____
DB: L6 L9 L9___ L9 L9 u4_______

1st: -6___-5 4_____ -3 -3 -2 3____ 2* 3
2nd: -2_____ -2____ 2* 2* 2* 2____ -2 2
1. Should_ auld__ ac-quaint-ance be__ for – got,
2. And____ we’ll_ take a cup of__ kind- ness
3. But____ we’ve_ wan-dered many a wear_-y foot,
4. But____ seas__ be-tween us broad have roared,
5. And____ we’ll_ take a right good –will draught
3rd: -1_-.3* -.3___ .4 .4 -.3 -.3*_ -.3 -.3*
4th: -.3*___ .2*___ .2* .2* 2* .1___ .1 .1
DB: u11_____ L9____ L9 L9 L9 L6 L6 L6

1st: -3 -2_____-1 -1___1 2*________
2nd: 2 -1_______ -.3*_____ -.3_______
1. And days__ of auld lang syne._____
2. yet for_____ auld lang syne._____
3. since auld____ lang_____ syne._____
4. since auld____ lang_____ syne._____
5. for auld____ lang_____ syne._____
3rd: .4 -.3__-.3* 2*___2 2*________
4th: .1 -.1__-.3* .1_______ -.2_______
DB: L6 L7__ u4 L6_______ L2_______

1st: -5 4___-3 -3___-2 3___ 2* 3 -5 4____-3 -3____4 -5_____
2nd: 2* 2* 2* 2___ -1 2 2 -2 -2 2*_____
1-5. For auld__ lang___ syne, my dear, for auld___ lang___ syne.__
3rd: -.3* -.3_.4 .4__-.3 .4___ .4 .4 -.3* -.3__.4 .4__-.3 -.3*___
4th: .2* -.2 -.2 .1___ .1 .1 .1 -.2____ -.2____ -.3*___
DB: L9 L9 L9 L6____ L6 L6 L6 L9______ L9_____ u4_____

1st: -6_-5 4_____ -3 -3 2* 3____ -2 3 -3 -2__-1 -1____1 2*___
2nd: .2*__ 2*____ -2 -2 -2 2____ 2* 2 2 -1____ -.3*___ -.3__
1. We’ll take__ a cup of kind– ness yet, for auld__ lang___ syne.
2. We’ll take__ a cup of kind– ness yet, for auld__ lang___ syne.
3. We’ve wan__-dered man – y a wear– y foot, for auld__ lang___ syne.
4. But seas__ be- tween us broad have roared, for auld_ lang___ syne.
5. And we’ll_ take a right good –will draught for auld lang___ syne.
3rd: -1_-.3*-.3__ .4 .4 -.3 -.3*_ -.3 -.3* .4 -.3_-.3*.2*_.2 .2*__
4th: -.3*_ .2*___ .2* .2* -2* .1___ .1 .1 .1 -.1___ .1_____ .2*__
DB: u11__ L9____ L9 L9 L9 L6___ L6 L6 L6 L7__u4 L6_____ L2__

Optional Humorous last verse (from Garrison Keillor’s 2006 New Year’s Eve Special):

I think of all the great, high hearts
I had when I was young!
And now who are these sad old farts
I find myself among?




Auld Lang Syne (Chromatic – Key C)

Musical Range: C5 to D6

5    -6   6 -6  -7     7  -6 7
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
-7 7 -6 -6  -7      8  -9
and  never  brought to mind ?
-9      8   -7 -7 -6     7  -6  7
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
-7 7 -6 -5  -5 5 -6
and   auld  lang syne ?

Chorus
-9  8-7  -7 -6   7   -6  -7
For auld lang  syne, my dear,
-9  8 -7  -7 8  -9
for auld  lang  syne,
-9     8  -7  -7  -6  7 -6      7
we’ll take a  cup of  kindness yet,
-7 7  -6 -5  -5 5  -6
for   auld  lang syne.

And surely you’ll buy your pint cup!
and surely I’ll buy mine!
And we’ll take a cup o’ kindness yet,
for auld lang syne.

CHORUS

We two have run about the slopes,
and picked the daisies fine;
But we’ve wandered many a weary foot,
since auld lang syne.

CHORUS

We two have paddled in the stream,
from morning sun till dine† ;
But seas between us broad have roared
since auld lang syne.

CHORUS

And there’s a hand my trusty friend!
And give us a hand o’ thine!
And we’ll take a right good-will draught,
for auld lang syne.

CHORUS




Auld Lang Syne (Diatonic – Key G)

Musical Range: G4 to A5

4     -5   5  -5  -6    6  -5  6
Should old acquaintance be forgot,
-6 6 -5 -5  -6    7   -8
and never brought to mind?
-8     7   -6 -6 -5     6  -5  6
Should old acquaintance be forgot,
6- 6 -5  -4  -4  4    -5
and days of Auld Lang Syne?

CHORUS:
-8   7 -6 -6 -5  6    -5  6
For, Auld Lang- Syne, my dear,
-8   7 -6 -6 7  -8
for, Auld Lang Syne
-8    7   -6 -6  -5 6  -5    6
we’ll take a cup o’ kindness yet,
-6 6 -5 -4 -4 4  -5
for- Auld- Lang Syne.




Auld Lang Syne (Lower Octave)

-2  +4  -3  +4  +5  -4  +4  -4

+5  -4  +4  +4  +5  +6  -6

-6  +6  +5  +5  +4  -4  +4  -4

+5  -4  +4  -3″ -3″ -2  +4

-6  +6  +5  +5  +4  -4  +4  -4

-6  +6  +5  +5  +6  -6

-6  +6  +5  +5  +4  -4  +4  -4

+5  -4  +4  -3″ -3″ -2  +4

(Also known in Holland as “Wij houden van oranje”)




Auld Lang Syne (ORCHESTRA)

Auld Lang Syne (ORCHESTRA)
By Robert Burns
Range: C4 to D5
Tabbed for EITHER an ORCHESTRA tuned Diatonic
OR an ORCHESTRA tuned Chromatic.

Tab Notations:    none = blow    – = draw

3      -4   4 -4  -5     5  -4 5
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
-5 5 -4 -4  -5      6  -7
and never  brought to mind?
-7    6    -5 -5 -4     5  -4 5
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
-5 5 -4 -3 -3 3 -4
and  auld  lang syne ?

Chorus
-7  6 -5 -5-4  5     -4 -5
For auld lang  syne, my dear,
-7  6 -5  -5 6  -7
for auld  lang  syne,
-7    6   -5  -5  -4 5  -4    5
we’ll take a  cup of kindness yet,
-5 5  -4 -3  -3 3  -4
for   auld  lang syne.

And surely you’ll buy your pint cup!
and surely I’ll buy mine!
And we’ll take a cup o’ kindness yet,
for auld lang syne.

CHORUS

We two have run about the slopes,
and picked the daisies fine;
But we’ve wandered many a weary foot,
since auld lang syne.

CHORUS

We two have paddled in the stream,
from morning sun till dine† ;
But seas between us broad have roared
since auld lang syne.

CHORUS

And there’s a hand my trusty friend!
And give us a hand o’ thine!
And we’ll take a right good-will draught,
for auld lang syne.

CHORUS




Auld Lang Syne – (Burns’ original Scots verse – Chromatic)

Auld Lang Syne (Burns’ original Scots verse - 12 Hole Chromatic)
Youtube video performed by Dougie MacLean
from the album “Tribute”.
For 12 Hole Key of C Chromatic, Solo Tuned
Key of F Major
Range C4 to F5
(This is not an exact musical match to the video link)

Tab Notations:
none = blow    - = draw       * = button in
-2__ = hold


1      -2__ -2 -2     -3   3___ -2  3
Should auld ac-quaint-ance be__ for-got,

-3  2* 2*_ -3      4  -5_______
and ne-ver brought to mind?____

-6__-5 4___ -3 -3     -2   3____ 2*  3
Should auld ac-quaint-ance be___ for-got,

-3  -2_____-1  -1___1    2*________
and days___ of auld lang syne?

CHORUS:
-5  4___-3 -3___-2 3___  2* 3     
For auld__ lang___ syne, my dear,

-5  4____-3 -3____4 -5_____
for auld___ lang___ syne,__

-6_-5 4_ -3 -3  2* 3___ -2   3
we’ll tak a cup o’ kind-ness yet,

-3  -2_  -1 -1___ 1   2*___
for days of auld lang syne.

1  -2_ -2 -2  -3 3___ -2  3
We twa hae run a-bout the braes,

-3  2*   2*_ -3  4   -5_______
and pu’d the gow-ans fine;____

-6__-5    4__ -3   -3   -2 3___ 2* 3
But we’ve wan-der’d mony a wear-y  fit,

-3   -2__ -1 -1__ 1    2*________
sin' days of auld lang syne._____

1  -2_ -2  -2   -3 3___ -2  3
We twa hae paidl’d i'   the burn,

-3   2*   2*_ -3  4   -5_______
frae morn-ing sun till dine;___

-6__-5  4___ -3 -3   -2  3____ 2*  3
But____ seas be-tween us braid hae roar’d

-3   -2__ -1 -1__ 1    2*________
sin' days of auld lang syne.


-5  4___-3 -3___-2 3___  2* 3     
For auld__ lang___ syne, my dear,

-5  4____-3 -3____4 -5_____
for auld___ lang___ syne,__

-6_-5 4_ -3 -3  2* 3___ -2   3
we’ll tak a cup o’ kind-ness yet,

-3  -2_  -1 -1___ 1   2*___
for days of auld lang syne.

(Bridge)

1   -2_ -2  -2    -3 3___ -2   3
And sure-ly ye’ll be your pint-stowp!

-3  2*   2*_ -3   4  -5_______
and sure-ly  I’ll be mine!____

-6_ -5   4___ -3 -3 -2  3___ 2*   3
And we’ll tak a  cup o’ kind-ness yet,

-3   -2__ -1 -1__ 1 2*________
for auld____ lang__ syne._____

1   -2_    -2 -2    -3 3___ -2 3
And there’s a hand, my trus-ty fiere!

-3  2*   2*_ -3   4  -5_______
and gie's a hand o’ thine!____

-6_ -5   4___ -3 -3    -2  3___ 2* 3
And we’ll tak a  right gude-wil-ly waught,

-3  -2_-1 -1__ 1 2*________
for auld_ lang__ syne._____


-5  4___-3 -3___-2 3___  2* 3     
For auld__ lang___ syne, my dear,

-5  4____-3 -3____4 -5_____
for auld___ lang___ syne,__

-6_-5 4_ -3 -3  2* 3___ -2   3
we’ll tak a cup o’ kind-ness yet,

-3  -2_  -1 -1___ 1   2*___
for days of auld lang syne.

-5  4___-3 -3___-2 3___  2* 3     
For auld__ lang___ syne, my dear,

-5  4____-3 -3____4 -5_____
for auld___ lang___ syne,__

-6_-5 4_ -3 -3  2* 3___ -2   3
we’ll tak a cup o’ kind-ness yet,

-3  -2_  -1 -1___ 1   2*___
for days of auld lang syne.



Auld Lang Syne 1st Harp

Key of F Major
This is the 1st harpist’s part in “Auld Lang Syne Quintet incl. DB” 
and requires a 16 hole Key of C chromatic (Solo Tuned).
Range: C4 to F5

Tab Notations: 
none = blow    - = draw       * = button in
. = lower register (first four holes on 16 hole)
-4__ = hold    -6___-5 = slide smoothly from one note to next    

Remember: -2 and 2* are the same note. If you need a change in breath direction, this note is your opportunity.

1st: 1      -2___ -2 -2      -3   3      -2  3
 1.  Should auld__ ac-quaint-ance be___  for-got,
 2.  And    sure — ly you’ll buy  your_  pint cup!
 3.  We     two__ have run   a –  bout_  the slopes,
 4.  We     two__ have pad – dled  in__  the stream,
 5.  And   there’s  a  hand  my    tru_- sty friend!

1st: -3  2*   2*__ -3       4     -5_______
 1.  And nev-er___ brought  to    mind?____
 2.  And sur-ly___ I’ll     buy   mine!____
 3.  And pick-ed__ the    daisies fine;____
 4.  From mor-ning sun     till   dine;____
 5.  And give us a hand     o’    thine!___

1st: -6___-5 4_____ -3 -3     -2     3____ 2*    3
 1.  Should_ auld__ ac-quaint-ance    be__ for - got,
 2.  And____ we’ll_ take  a   cup     of__ kind- ness  
 3.  But____ we’ve_ wan-dered many a  wear_-y    foot,
 4.  But____ seas__ be-tween  us      broad have roared,
 5.  And____ we’ll_ take  a   right   good –will draught

1st: -3     -2_____-1 -1___1    2*________
 1.  And    days__ of auld lang syne._____
 2.  yet    for_____  auld lang syne._____
 3.  since  auld____  lang_____ syne._____
 4.  since  auld____  lang_____ syne._____
 5.  for    auld____  lang_____ syne._____

1st: -5   4___-3 -3___-2 3___  2* 3     -5   4____-3 -3____4 -5_____
1-5. For  auld__ lang___ syne, my dear, for  auld___ lang___ syne.__

1st: -6_-5 4_____ -3   -3   2*   3____ -2   3      -3  -2__-1 -1____1 2*___
 1.  We’ll take__  a   cup  of   kind– ness yet,   for auld__ lang___ syne.   
 2.  We’ll take__  a   cup  of   kind– ness yet,   for auld__ lang___ syne.
 3.  We’ve wan__-dered man – y a wear– y    foot,  for auld__ lang___ syne. 
 4.  But   seas__  be- tween us  broad have roared, for auld_ lang___ syne.
 5.  And   we’ll_ take  a   right good –will draught for auld lang___ syne.

Optional Humorous last verse (from Garrison Keillor’s 2006 New Year's Eve Special): 

I think of all the great, high hearts 
I had when I was young!
And now who are these sad old farts
I find myself among?



Auld Lang Syne 2nd Harp

Key of F Major
This is the 2nd harpist’s part of “Auld Lang Syne Harp Quintet incl. DB” 
and requires a 16 hole Key of C chromatic (Solo Tuned)
Range: A3 to F4

Tab Notations: 
none = blow    - = draw       * = button in
. = lower register (first four holes on 16 hole)
-4__ = hold    -6___-5 = slide smoothly from one note to next 

Remember: -2 and 2* are the same note. If you need a change in breath direction, this note is your opportunity.

2nd: 1      1_____ 1  1      -2   -2     -2  2
 1.  Should auld__ ac-quaint-ance be___  for-got,
 2.  And    sure — ly you’ll buy  your_  pint cup!
 3.  We     two__ have run   a –  bout_  the slopes,
 4.  We     two__ have pad – dled  in__  the stream,
 5.  And   there’s  a  hand  my    tru_- sty friend!

2nd: 2   -2  -2___ 2*       2*    2*_______
 1.  And nev-er___ brought  to    mind?____
 2.  And sur-ly___ I’ll     buy   mine!____
 3.  And pick-ed__ the    daisies fine;____
 4.  From mor-ning sun     till   dine;____
 5.  And give us a hand     o’    thine!___

2nd: -2_____ -2____ 2* 2*     2*     2____ -2    2 
 1.  Should_ auld__ ac-quaint-ance    be__ for - got,
 2.  And____ we’ll_ take  a   cup     of__ kind- ness  
 3.  But____ we’ve_ wan-dered many a  wear_-y    foot,
 4.  But____ seas__ be-tween  us      broad have roared,
 5.  And____ we’ll_ take  a   right   good –will draught

2nd: 2      -1_______ -.3*_____ -.3_______
 1.  And    days__ of auld lang syne._____
 2.  yet    for_____  auld lang syne._____
 3.  since  auld____  lang_____ syne._____
 4.  since  auld____  lang_____ syne._____
 5.  for    auld____  lang_____ syne._____

2nd: 2*   2*     2*      2___  -1 2     2    -2      -2      2*_____
1-5. For  auld__ lang___ syne, my dear, for  auld___ lang___ syne.__

2nd: .2*__ 2*____ -2   -2   -2   2____ 2*   2      2   -1____ -.3*___ -.3__
 1.  We’ll take__  a   cup  of   kind– ness yet,   for auld__ lang___ syne.   
 2.  We’ll take__  a   cup  of   kind– ness yet,   for auld__ lang___ syne.
 3.  We’ve wan__-dered man – y a wear– y    foot,  for auld__ lang___ syne. 
 4.  But   seas__  be- tween us  broad have roared, for auld_ lang___ syne.
 5.  And   we’ll_ take  a   right good –will draught for auld lang___ syne.

Optional Humorous last verse (from Garrison Keillor’s 2006 New Year's Eve Special): 

I think of all the great, high hearts 
I had when I was young!
And now who are these sad old farts
I find myself among?



Auld Lang Syne 3rd Harp

Key of F Major
This is the 3rd harpist’s part in “Auld Lang Syne Harp Quintet incl. DB"
and requires a 16 hole Key of C chromatic (Solo Tuned)
Range: E3 to D4

Tab Notations: 
none = blow    - = draw       * = button in
. = lower register (first four holes on 16 hole)
-.3__ = hold    1___-.3* = slide smoothly from one note to next 

Remember: -.2 and .2* are the same note. If you need a change in breath direction, this note is your opportunity.

3rd: -.3    -.3__  -.3 -.3   .4   -.3*   -.3 -.3*
 1.  Should auld__ ac-quaint-ance be___  for-got,
 2.  And    sure — ly you’ll buy  your_  pint cup!
 3.  We     two__ have run   a –  bout_  the slopes,
 4.  We     two__ have pad – dled in__  the stream,
 5.  And   there’s  a  hand  my   tru_- sty friend!

3rd: .4  -.3 -.3__ .4      -.3    -.3*_____ 
 1.  And nev-er___ brought  to    mind?____
 2.  And sur-ly___ I’ll     buy   mine!____
 3.  And pick-ed__ the    daisies fine;____
 4.  From mor-ning sun     till   dine;____
 5.  And give us a hand     o’    thine!___

3rd: -1_-.3* -.3___ .4 .4     -.3     -.3*_ -.3  -.3* 
 1.  Should_ auld__ ac-quaint-ance    be__ for - got,
 2.  And____ we’ll_ take  a   cup     of__ kind- ness  
 3.  But____ we’ve_ wan-dered many a  wear_-y    foot,
 4.  But____ seas__ be-tween  us      broad have roared,
 5.  And____ we’ll_ take  a   right   good –will draught

3rd: .4     -.3__-.3* 2*___2    2*________
 1.  And    days__ of auld lang syne._____
 2.  yet    for_____  auld lang syne._____
 3.  since  auld____  lang_____ syne._____
 4.  since  auld____  lang_____ syne._____
 5.  for    auld____  lang_____ syne._____

3rd: -.3* -.3_.4 .4__-.3 .4__ .4 .4    -.3* -.3__.4 .4__-.3 -.3*___
1-5. For  auld__ lang___ syne, my dear, for  auld___ lang___ syne.__
 
3rd: -1_-.3*-.3__ .4   .4   -.3  -.3*_ -.3  -.3*   .4  -.3_-.3*.2*_.2 .2*__
 1.  We’ll take__  a   cup  of   kind– ness yet,   for auld__ lang___ syne.   
 2.  We’ll take__  a   cup  of   kind– ness yet,   for auld__ lang___ syne.
 3.  We’ve wan__-dered man – y a wear– y    foot,  for auld__ lang___ syne. 
 4.  But   seas__  be- tween us  broad have roared, for auld_ lang___ syne.
 5.  And   we’ll_ take  a   right good –will draught for auld lang___ syne.
   
Optional Humorous last verse (from Garrison Keillor’s 2006 New Year's Eve Special): 

I think of all the great, high hearts 
I had when I was young!
And now who are these sad old farts
I find myself among?



Auld Lang Syne 4th Harp

Key of F Major
This is the 4th harpist’s part in “Auld Lang Syne Harp Quintet incl. DB"
and requires a 16 hole Key of C chromatic (Solo Tuned)
Range: C3 to Bb3

Tab Notations: 
none = blow    - = draw       * = button in
. = lower register (first four holes on 16 hole)
-.4__ = hold    -6___-5 = slide smoothly from one note to next 
  
Remember: -.2 and .2* are the same note. 
If you need a change in breath direction, this note is your opportunity.

4th: .2*    .2*__  -.2 -.2   -.2  .1__   .1  .1  
 1.  Should auld__ ac-quaint-ance be___  for-got,
 2.  And    sure — ly you’ll buy  your_  pint cup!
 3.  We     two__ have run   a –  bout_  the slopes,
 4.  We     two__ have pad – dled  in__  the stream,
 5.  And   there’s  a  hand  my    tru_- sty friend!

4th: .1  -.2 -.2__ .2*     -.2    -.3*_____
 1.  And nev-er___ brought  to    mind?____
 2.  And sur-ly___ I’ll     buy   mine!____
 3.  And pick-ed__ the    daisies fine;____
 4.  From mor-ning sun     till   dine;____
 5.  And give us a hand     o’    thine!___

4th: -.3*___ .2*___ .2* .2*   2*      .1___ .1    .1
 1.  Should_ auld__ ac-quaint-ance    be__ for - got,
 2.  And____ we’ll_ take  a   cup     of__ kind- ness  
 3.  But____ we’ve_ wan-dered many a  wear_-y    foot,
 4.  But____ seas__ be-tween  us      broad have roared,
 5.  And____ we’ll_ take  a   right   good –will draught

4th: .1     -.1__-.3* .1_______ -.2_______
 1.  And    days__ of auld lang syne._____
 2.  yet    for_____  auld lang syne._____
 3.  since  auld____  lang_____ syne._____
 4.  since  auld____  lang_____ syne._____
 5.  for    auld____  lang_____ syne._____


4th:  .2*  .2*___ -.2    .1___  .1 .1    .1   -.2____ -.2____ -.3*___
1-5.  For  auld__ lang___ syne, my dear, for  auld___ lang___ syne.__

4th: -.3*_ .2*___ .2*  .2*  -2*  .1___ .1   .1    .1 -.1___ .1_____ .2*__
 1.  We’ll take__  a   cup  of   kind– ness yet,  for auld__ lang___ syne.   
 2.  We’ll take__  a   cup  of   kind– ness yet,  for auld__ lang___ syne.
 3.  We’ve wan__-dered man – y a wear– y    foot, for auld__ lang___ syne. 
 4.  But   seas__  be- tween us  broad have roared, for auld_ lang__ syne.
 5.  And   we’ll_ take  a   right good–will draught for auld lang___ syne.

Optional Humorous last verse (from Garrison Keillor’s 2006 New Year's Eve Special): 

I think of all the great, high hearts 
I had when I was young!
And now who are these sad old farts
I find myself among?



Auld Lang Syne (Double Bass Accompaniment)

Key of F Major
This is the Double Bassist’s part in “Auld Lang Syne Harp Quinted incl DB, 
and requires a Double Bass Harmonica (either a Hohner 265 or Suzuki SDB-29)
Because it is an accompaniment and not the melody, it is listed below the lyrics.
Range: F1 to Bb2

The Double Bass is Blow only. 
u = upper harp    L = lower harp   

 1. Should auld__ ac-quaint-ance be___  for-got,
 2. And    sure — ly you’ll buy  your_  pint cup!
 3. We     two__ have run   a –  bout_  the slopes,
 4. We     two__ have pad – dled in___  the stream,
 5. And   there’s  a  hand  my   tru__- sty friend!
DB: L9      L9    L9  L9    L9   L6     L6  L6

 1. And nev-er___ brought  to    mind?____
 2. And sur-ly___ I’ll     buy   mine!____
 3. And pick-ed__ the    daisies fine;____
 4. From mor-ning sun     till   dine;____
 5. And give us a hand     o’    thine!___
DB: L6  L9  L9___ L9       L9    u4______

 1. Should_ auld__ ac-quaint-ance    be__ for - got,
 2. And____ we’ll_ take  a   cup     of__ kind- ness  
 3. But____ we’ve_ wan-dered many a  wear_-y    foot,
 4. But____ seas__ be-tween  us      broad have roared,
 5. And____ we’ll_ take  a   right   good –will draught
DB: u11_____ L9___ L9 L9     L9      L6   L6    L6

 1. And    days__ of auld lang syne._____
 2. yet    for_____  auld lang syne._____
 3. since  auld____  lang_____ syne._____
 4. since  auld____  lang_____ syne._____
 5. for    auld____  lang_____ syne._____
DB: L6     L7__ u4   L6_______ L2________

1-5. For  auld__ lang___ syne, my dear, for  auld___ lang___ syne.__
DB:   L9   L9     L9     L6____ L6 L6    L6  L9______ L9_____ u4_____  

 1. We’ll take_  a   cup  of   kind– ness yet,   for auld__ lang___ syne.   
 2. We’ll take_  a   cup  of   kind– ness yet,   for auld__ lang___ syne.
 3. We’ve wan_-dered man – y a wear– y    foot,  for auld__ lang___ syne. 
 4. But   seas_  be- tween us  broad have roared, for auld_ lang___ syne.
 5. And   we’ll take  a   right good –will draught for auld lang___ syne.
DB: u11__ L9___  L9  L9   L9   L6___ L6    L6      L6 L7__u4 L6_____ L2__

Optional Humorous last verse (from Garrison Keillor’s 2006 New Year's Eve Special): 

I think of all the great, high hearts 
I had when I was young!
And now who are these sad old farts
I find myself among?



Auld Lang Syne (Double Bass Duet)

Key of F Major
Requires two Double Bass Harmonicas. 
For the melody use either a Hohner 268 or Suzuki SDB-39(and Extended Double Bass)
and for the accompaniment use either a Hohner 265 or Suzuki SDB-29.
1st Double Bassist Range:  C2 to L16
2nd Double Bassist Range:  F1 to Bb2

The Double Bass is Blow only. 
u = upper harp    L = lower harp   

1st: L6     L9____ L9 L9     L11  L10__  L9  L10
 1.  Should auld__ ac-quaint-ance be___  for-got,
 2.  And    sure — ly you’ll buy  your_  pint cup!
 3.  We     two__ have run   a –  bout_  the slopes,
 4.  We     two__ have pad – dled in___  the stream,
 5.  And   there’s  a  hand  my   tru__- sty friend!
2nd: L9      L9    L9  L9    L9   L6     L6  L6

1st: L11 L9  L9___ L11      L13   L14_____ 
 1.  And nev-er___ brought  to    mind?____
 2.  And sur-ly___ I’ll     buy   mine!____
 3.  And pick-ed__ the    daisies fine;____
 4.  From mor-ning sun     till   dine;____
 5.  And give us a hand     o’    thine!___
2nd: L6  L9  L9___ L9       L9    u4______

1st: L16 L14 L13___ L11 L11   L9     L10__ L9    L10
 1.  Should_ auld__ ac-quaint-ance    be__ for - got,
 2.  And____ we’ll_ take  a   cup     of__ kind- ness  
 3.  But____ we’ve_ wan-dered many a  wear_-y    foot,
 4.  But____ seas__ be-tween  us      broad have roared,
 5.  And____ we’ll_ take  a   right   good –will draught
2nd: u11_____ L9___ L9 L9     L9      L6   L6    L6

1st: L11    L9    L7  L7   L6   L9________
 1.  And    days__ of auld lang syne._____
 2.  yet    for_____  auld lang syne._____
 3.  since  auld____  lang_____ syne._____
 4.  since  auld____  lang_____ syne._____
 5.  for    auld____  lang_____ syne._____
2nd: L6     L7__ u4   L6_______ L2________

1st:  L14  L13_ L11 L11  L9 L10___ L9 L10   L14 L13__L11 L11 L13 L14____
1-5.  For  auld____ lang___ syne,_ my dear, for  auld___ lang___ syne.__
2nd:  L9   L9       L9      L6____ L6 L6    L6   L9_____ L9_____ u4_____  
 
1st L16L14L13___ L11  L11  L9  L10___ L9   L10    L11 L9__L7 L7___L6 L9___
 1. We’ll take__  a   cup  of   kind– ness yet,   for auld__ lang___ syne.   
 2. We’ll take__  a   cup  of   kind– ness yet,   for auld__ lang___ syne.
 3. We’ve wan__-dered man – y a wear– y    foot,  for auld__ lang___ syne. 
 4. But   seas__  be- tween us  broad have roared, for auld_ lang___ syne.
 5. And   we’ll_ take  a   right good –will draught for auld lang___ syne.
2nd u11__ L9____  L9  L9   L9   L6___ L6    L6      L6 L7__u4 L6_____ L2__

Optional Humorous last verse (from Garrison Keillor’s 2006 New Year's Eve Special): 

I think of all the great, high hearts 
I had when I was young!
And now who are these sad old farts
I find myself among?



Auld Lang Syne (Double Bass Solo)

Key of F Major
Requires either a Hohner 268 or Suzuki SDB-39
Range:  C2 to L16

The Double Bass is Blow only. 
This is played on the lower harp only.

    L6     L9____ L9 L9     L11  L10__  L9  L10
 1. Should auld__ ac-quaint-ance be___  for-got,
 2. And    sure — ly you’ll buy  your_  pint cup!
 3. We     two__ have run   a –  bout_  the slopes,
 4. We     two__ have pad – dled in___  the stream,
 5. And   there’s  a  hand  my   tru__- sty friend!

    L11 L9  L9___ L11      L13   L14_____ 
 1. And nev-er___ brought  to    mind?____
 2. And sur-ly___ I’ll     buy   mine!____
 3. And pick-ed__ the    daisies fine;____
 4. From mor-ning sun     till   dine;____
 5. And give us a hand     o’    thine!___

    L16 L14 L13___ L11 L11   L9     L10__ L9    L10
 1. Should_ auld__ ac-quaint-ance    be__ for - got,
 2. And____ we’ll_ take  a   cup     of__ kind- ness  
 3. But____ we’ve_ wan-dered many a  wear_-y    foot,
 4. But____ seas__ be-tween  us      broad have roared,
 5. And____ we’ll_ take  a   right   good –will draught

    L11    L9    L7  L7   L6   L9________
 1. And    days__ of auld lang syne._____
 2. yet    for_____  auld lang syne._____
 3. since  auld____  lang_____ syne._____
 4. since  auld____  lang_____ syne._____
 5. for    auld____  lang_____ syne._____

     L14  L13_ L11 L11  L9 L10___ L9 L10   L14 L13__L11 L11 L13 L14____
1-5. For  auld____ lang___ syne,_ my dear, for  auld___ lang___ syne.__

   L16L14L13___ L11  L11  L9  L10___ L9   L10    L11 L9__L7 L7___L6 L9___
 1.We’ll take__  a   cup  of   kind– ness yet,   for auld__ lang___ syne.   
 2.We’ll take__  a   cup  of   kind– ness yet,   for auld__ lang___ syne.
 3.We’ve wan__-dered man – y a wear– y    foot,  for auld__ lang___ syne. 
 4.But   seas__  be- tween us  broad have roared, for auld_ lang___ syne.
 5.And   we’ll_ take  a   right good –will draught for auld lang___ syne.

Optional Humorous last verse (from Garrison Keillor’s 2006 New Year's Eve Special): 

I think of all the great, high hearts 
I had when I was young!
And now who are these sad old farts
I find myself among?