Number tabs for the steel tongue drum
He Aloha No o Honolulu (Hawaiian folk)
Free number tabs for He Aloha No o Honolulu (Hawaiian folk) on the steel tongue drum. 29 notes, C Major Pentatonic scale, Easy level — play it instantly in the free Tongue Drum Online player.
The tab
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Open the free player on the C Major Pentatonic scale, then tap the petals or press these keyboard keys in order, following the tab above:
He Aloha No o Honolulu is a traditional Hawaiian folk melody celebrating the spirit and beauty of Honolulu, full of the lyrical grace of the islands. On the steel tongue drum the clear pentatonic phrases ring brightly, evoking soft trade winds and the scent of plumeria. The moderate pace and clean phrase architecture make it an ideal piece for players building a world-music repertoire.
How to play He Aloha No o Honolulu (Hawaiian folk) on a tongue drum
The numbers above are the standard tongue-drum number notation. Each digit is a note of the C Major Pentatonic scale, counting up from the lowest tongue. A dot above a number raises it one octave; a dot below lowers it. The small teal letters show the matching key in the Tongue Drum Online player.
Start slowly, one phrase at a time. Let each note ring out fully before striking the next — the long decay is the whole character of the instrument. This is a easy arrangement and a simplified, single-instrument version of He Aloha No o Honolulu (Hawaiian folk).
About this melody
Hawaiian traditional folk.