Row, Row, Row Your Boat on the jaw harp: tabs
Row, Row, Row Your Boat is a very easy song on the jaw harp: 27 notes over 8 bars in 6/8 at 112 BPM, about 13 seconds. It uses 6 different keys. It is moved 19 semitones up to fit the keys.
Row, Row, Row Your Boat jaw harp tab in numbers
| 8 8 - | 8 910 r | | 10 910 11 | 12 - - | | 1616 1612 1212 | 1010 108 88 | | 12 1110 9 | 8 - - |
What to watch for
- The most played key is 8, used for 7 of the 27 notes. The tune goes from 8 up to 16.
- The widest jump is from 8 to 12 (7 semitones): slow down there the first times.
- A note is played again straight after itself 11 times: keep the beat steady rather than rushing the repeats.
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 jaw harp page explains the notes in more detail.