Playlists of public-domain songs on ChordJoy, ready to play in your browser.
Open a public-domain song, play the chords, or run auto-play while you sing along.
Public-domain carols to play through December. Quiet night songs and bright chorus songs sit side by side. No lyrics; the chart is the instrument.
Slow, small songs for late evening. Hold the chords gently and let the room stay quiet. These sit well on piano or a soft electric piano.
Folk songs that sit on three or four chords and a guitar. Play them in a circle, or let auto-play keep the campfire going while you sing.
Hymns people turn to when they need a steady home chord. Slow tempos, clear cadences, and room for a voice to sit on top.
Songs you can play with three chords, sometimes fewer. A first instrument session: learn the pad, then play a song you already know.
Songs in three. The bass lands on one, the chord answers on two and three. Dance tempo, or slower if you want to hear every change.
Famous themes written as singable chord charts. These are this app’s own simple accompaniments, not published piano reductions.
Work songs and harbour tunes. Strong downbeats, a chorus you can shout, and chords that loop until the job is done.
Spirituals and gospel-shaped songs from the public domain. Call and response lives in the chart: a home chord, a lift, a return.
Processional and quiet ceremony songs. Slow enough to walk to, with cadences that wait for a door to open.
Korean public-domain songs in the Songbook. Titles stay in the form people search for; the chords are this app’s own accompaniment.
Ten well-known songs to start with. Open one, tap Play, and sing. The pad stays live if you want to play along.