The Sound Of Music chords
by Julie AndrewsSong Key: F Major
Key Signature: 1 flat (Bb)
Time Signature: 4/4 (♩)
Tempo: Moderate
Vocal Range: D4 - D5
Guitar Tuning: E A D G B e
Skill Level: Intermediate
Chords: F, F6, Fm6, C7, Gb, Gm, E, Eb, Bb, Bbdim, G7, G7b5, Dm, Dm6, Am
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The first verse is omitted in the video clip... starts at the first refrain.
The Sound Of Music
Song Key is highlighted - Transpose to any other keyF C7 1. My day in the hills has come to an end, I know. F Gb A star has come out to tell me it's time to go. C7 F C7 F But deep in the dark green shad-ows are voic-es that urge me to stay. Fm6 Eb C7 So I pause and I wait and I lis-ten for one more sound F Gm C7 F For one more love-ly thing that the hills might say. F E Refrain: The hills are a-live with the sound of mu-sic. F6 Bb C7 With songs they have sung for a thou-sand years. F E The hills fill my heart with the sound of mu-sic. F Bb C C7 F My heart wants to sing ev-'ry song... it hears. F Bb Bbdim F My heart wants to beat like the wings of the birds Bb Bbdim F That rise from the lake to the trees. Bb Bbdim F My heart wants to sigh like a chime that flies G7 G7b5 C F From a church on a breeze. Bb Bbdim F To laugh like a brook when it trips and falls Bb Bbdim F O-ver stones on its way. Dm Dm6 Am To sing through the night Dm G7 C Like a lark who is learn-ing to pray. C7 F E I... go to the hills when my heart is lone-ly F Bb Bbm I know I will hear what I've heard be-fore | | F Am Bb Gm7 My heart will be blessed... with the sound of mu-sic | | Am C7 F And I' ll sing once more...
Song Details:
- The Sound Of Music is the theme song from one of the greatest musicals of all time. The original Broadway production opened on Nov 16th, 1959 while the original London production opened on May 18th, 1961 at the Palace Theatre.
- In 1965 it was adapted as a musical film starring Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer - winning 5 Academy Awards.
- The musical was written by Richard Rodgers (music) and Oscar Hammerstein II (lyrics). They were a very successful musical theatre writing team often referred to as Rodgers and Hammerstein - considered by many as the greatest partnership of the 20th century.
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