Music Box Waltz on the stylophone: tabs

Music Box Waltz is a easy song on the stylophone: 25 notes over 15 bars in 3/4 at 132 BPM, about 20 seconds. It uses 8 different keys. It is moved 5 semitones down to fit the keys.

Play it with falling notes Print the tab

Music Box Waltz stylophone tab in numbers

| 9 - 8 | 7 - 9 |
| 11 - - | 10 - 8 |
| 9 - 7 | 5 - 7 |
| 8 - - | r r r |
| 9 - 8 | 7 - 9 |
| 11 - 12 | 11 - 9 |
| 10 - 8 | 6.5 - 8 |
| 7 - - |

Music Box Waltz stylophone tab in letters

| B4 - A4 | G4 - B4 |
| D5 - - | C5 - A4 |
| B4 - G4 | E4 - G4 |
| A4 - - | r r r |
| B4 - A4 | G4 - B4 |
| D5 - E5 | D5 - B4 |
| C5 - A4 | F♯4 - A4 |
| G4 - - |

Music Box Waltz stylophone tab in solfège

| Si4 - La4 | Sol4 - Si4 |
| Ré5 - - | Do5 - La4 |
| Si4 - Sol4 | Mi4 - Sol4 |
| La4 - - | r r r |
| Si4 - La4 | Sol4 - Si4 |
| Ré5 - Mi5 | Ré5 - Si4 |
| Do5 - La4 | Fa♯4 - La4 |
| Sol4 - - |

What to watch for

The most played key is 9, used for 6 of the 25 notes. The tune goes from 5 up to 12.
The widest jump is from 7 to 9 (4 semitones): slow down there the first times.

How to read this tab

A vertical bar is a bar line. A dash keeps the last note ringing, an r is a silent beat, and notes in brackets are played together. It shows the melody part. The stylophone page explains the notes in more detail.

Source: Written for Plonk, dedicated to the public domain. Licence: Public domain (CC0).