Alouette – kalimba tabs from the book

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About the song and about tablature. You can find tablatures below the description.

In the world of kalimba music, few songs offer as delightful an entry point for beginners as “Alouette”. This traditional French-Canadian folk song, dating back to the 19th century, has charmed audiences worldwide with its catchy melody and playful lyrics. The song’s title, “Alouette,” refers to a lark, a bird celebrated in the song’s lyrics for its beautiful feathers. The song involves a call-and-response structure, making it an engaging piece for new learners to play and sing along with. Composed in a time when folk music served as a cornerstone of cultural expression, “Alouette” has been passed down through generations, evolving into a beloved classic known for its simplicity and joyous tune.

For those venturing into the world of kalimba, our kalimba book for beginners offers an accessible way to learn “Alouette” through number notes. This method, ideal for those who may not yet be familiar with traditional music notation, allows players to jump right into making music by pressing the kalimba’s tines according to the numbered sequence provided. This approach not only simplifies the learning process but also makes it incredibly rewarding, as players can quickly grasp and perform a piece with historical and cultural significance. The song’s enduring popularity, coupled with its playful rhythm and melody, makes it a perfect selection for our kalimba songbook for kids, as well as adults looking to expand their musical horizons. Whether you’re a beginner eager to explore the rich world of kalimba music or someone seeking to add a timeless piece to your repertoire, “Alouette” offers a delightful experience that bridges generations and cultures, all while enhancing your skills with our easy kalimba songbook.

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Some of the notes on our website contain the full version of the song, and some are excerpts, or for example the very beginning, chorus or verse, etc. Full versions of all the notes can be found in our books and e-books: SHOP.

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