What instruments are used in the song Jingle Bells?

Answer 1

There are several instruments that are used in the song, 'White Christmas' by The Drifters. These include piano, bass, and drums.

Answer 2

The instruments typically used in the song "Jingle Bells" include sleigh bells, which provide the iconic jingling sound, as well as a piano or keyboard for accompaniment. Other common instruments used in various arrangements of the song may include guitar, drums, and brass instruments such as Trumpet or Trombone for a more festive and lively rendition. The combination of these instruments creates a cheerful and celebratory atmosphere that is synonymous with the holiday season.

Answer 3

Well, darling, in the song "Jingle Bells," you've got your classic combo of sleigh bells, piano, and maybe even some good ol' fashioned hand claps. Throw in a cheeky little banjo or a snazzy trumpet for some extra holiday pizzazz. But hey, as long as you've got that catchy tune and some festive spirit, who really cares what instruments are playing?

Answer 4

Oh, dude, in "Jingle Bells," you've got your classic combo of sleigh bells, piano, and maybe some jazzy brass instruments like trumpet or trombone. It's like a festive musical mishmash that just screams holiday cheer. So, yeah, those are the instruments making you wanna jingle all the way.

Answer 5

There is no information available that says "White Christmas" was written for a specific instrument. Irving Berlin was assigned to write a song about each of the major holidays for the movie "Holiday Inn". "White Christmas" is the song he wrote as the Christmas song which was used in the movie which was released in August of 1942.

Answer 6

I dont Know all the instruments, but two of them are Cello and a Güiro.

Hope this was helpful

Benny N

Answer 7

bells, vocals, piano, guitar...