Deck The Halls

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“Deck the Halls” is a well-known traditional Christmas carol with Welsh origins, dating back to the 16th century. Its lively and festive melody is perfect for the holiday season. The carol is in a major key and follows a cheerful, upbeat rhythm, making it popular for group performances.

Use smooth legato bowing for the longer phrases and short, crisp staccato for the “Fa la la” sections to capture the lively spirit of the song. Maintain a steady tempo; “Deck the Halls” is often played briskly, but be careful not to rush, especially on the repeated “Fa la la” phrases.

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