Christmas Carol Guitar Chords

Are you looking for Christmas carol guitar chords? Many of the most popular Christmas songs are based on the same chords, and players looking to learn a few easy Christmas songs will find the search easier than they could have ever possibly imagined.

Popular Christmas carols include:

• Christmas Is Coming
• We Wish You A Merry Christmas
• Frosty the Snowman
• Still, Still, Still
• I'll Be Home For Christmas
• Oh Come, All Ye Faithful
• Hark! The Herald Angels Sing
• Little Drummer Boy
• Silent Night
• Joy To The World
• The First Noel

While there are hundreds of carols out there, nothing can provide more holiday satisfaction than learning your favorite track and playing it for your friends and family.

Many Christmas carol guitar chords and songs are meant to be easy for a large audience of people to play. These songs use common chords that are the chords you would learn early in your guitar playing such as:

• C
• D7
• G minor
• E
• F

With just these chords, a player who is just learning would be able to play Silent Night all on his own! Even if you've been playing a while, Christmas chords can help you remember the fun the guitar can bring into your life. You'll find a simple diagram for each of these chords and more in LTK's free printable guitar chord chart.

• One of the most popular Christmas songs out there, Jingle Bells is an easy holiday favorite that anyone can learn. Using just four chords, the song won't take more than a few minutes to learn, and before long you'll be rocking out.
• One of the harder Christmas carols out there, Jingle Bell Rock is always a fan favorite. Take the time to learn the chords in the song (under 10 chords) and you can be a holiday jam star!
• Featuring just three chords, Silent Night is perhaps one of the easiest Christmas carols you can learn. While the song is slow, the guitar provides a great accompaniment to anyone singing it.
• Carol of the Bells is another popular Christmas carol for a reason; it's a popular favorite with carolers. Learning the song's chords provides a fulfilling holiday experience!
• Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer may be a little bit difficult on the guitar, but nailing down the chords will keep your fans pleased!
• With only a handful of chords, The 12 Days of Christmas is another Christmas carol that will be requested year after year.
• Popularized by many 50's singers, The Christmas Song is an oldie, but a goodie.
• Ismckenzie is a great website for numerous holiday carols. The site features dozens of carols with chords for songs like Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas.

For players who learn better having a book in front of them, there are numerous Christmas carol books out there complete with guitar chords.

• Christmas For Guitar features 32 pages of carols with chords.
• Favorite Christmas Carols features 34 popular carols with both guitar and piano chords.
• Christmas Carols For A Kid's Heart is a beginner's guide to Christmas songs, complete with a play-along CD.

While Christmas songs may be some of the easier songs to learn, that does not necessarily make the chords easy to remember. However, you can be comfortable playing your favorite carols once you have practiced a bit. So feel free to pull up your favorite tabs, chords or Christmas sheet music and begin practicing ahead of time so you're ready for the holidays.

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