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Für Elise: easy sheet music with note names

Beethoven’s Bagatelle in A minor, written around 1810 and only published in 1867. This is the famous theme, simplified.

Updated October 14, 2026By Dedilhado Vivo
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341E♯D♯AmE♯D♯EBDCAmACEAEBE♯G♯B5AmCEE♯D♯AmE♯D♯EBDCAmACEAEBECB9AmA341E♯D♯AmE♯D♯EBDC3AmACEAEBE♯G♯B5AmCEE♯D♯AmE♯D♯EBDC7AmACEAEBECB9AmA

How to play it on your instrument

Flute

Fingering for every note in this song, from lowest to highest. A filled circle is a key pressed down.

C4
E4
G♯4
A4
B4
C5
D5
D♯5
E5

→ Full flute fingering chart

Practice tips

About the song

KeyA minor (no sharps or flats)
Time signature3/4
Tempo66 beats per minute (suggested)
RangeC4 – E5
OriginBeethoven’s Bagatelle in A minor, written around 1810 and only published in 1867. This is the famous theme, simplified.

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Frequently asked questions

Is this sheet music free?

Yes. The melody is in the public domain and this arrangement was written by Dedilhado Vivo. You can print it and use it to practise or teach.

What key is this version in?

A minor (no sharps or flats). It sits comfortably on flute, violin, guitar and piano for beginners.

How do I know I'm playing it right?

Open the song in the Dedilhado Vivo app and turn on the microphone: it listens to every note, shows where to press and gives you stars at the end.

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