Guess the song

The TV plays the first notes of a song everyone knows. Each player picks its title on their own phone, and the fastest right answer scores the most. 31 everyday songs and 20 Christmas carols, free.

Host on this screen

Opens the room set up for Guess the Song. Phones join with the code it shows. Turn the TV’s sound up.

Start Guess the Song

Join from a phone

No TV? Print it.

Printable Party Pack

Nine of Roomful’s games as cards, slips and sheets for the table: cut them out, deal, and play with no screen and no phones. The games on this site stay free.

  • 168 cards for Most Likely To, Would You Rather, Secret Word, Sketch and Guess, Quick Wit, Never Have I Ever and Charades, with everyday and holiday questions, plus 8 Two Truths and a Lie slips
  • Two Emoji Quiz sheets of 36 puzzles each, one everyday and one Christmas, with an answer key
  • Rules on the cover and a score sheet, for 3 to 10 players
  • A 20-page PDF on US letter paper, to print at home in color or black and white

$5

Buy the pack for $5
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How to play guess the song on the TV

  1. Open roomful.hatcherylake.com/host on the TV or a laptop with its sound on. The button above opens it with Guess the Song picked. For carols, pick Holidays in the lobby.
  2. Everyone joins from their own phone with the four-letter code on the screen, picks an animal and can add their name.
  3. Each round, the big screen plays a few notes and shows four titles. Everyone taps one on their phone before the 20-second clock runs out. Press Play it again to hear the notes once more.

A right answer is 2 points, and the fastest right answer gets 3, so it pays to know it from the first bar. The reveal lights the right title and shows who picked what. Party Mix puts a song round between the other games.

The everyday songs

Nursery rhymes, folk songs and classical themes most people can hum:

  1. Happy Birthday
  2. Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star
  3. Mary Had a Little Lamb
  4. Row, Row, Row Your Boat
  5. Old MacDonald Had a Farm
  6. London Bridge Is Falling Down
  7. Frère Jacques
  8. Ode to Joy
  9. Yankee Doodle
  10. Für Elise
  11. Eine kleine Nachtmusik
  12. Beethoven’s Fifth
  13. In the Hall of the Mountain King
  14. Take Me Out to the Ball Game
  15. When the Saints Go Marching In
  16. Brahms’ Lullaby
  17. Amazing Grace
  18. La Cucaracha
  19. My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean
  20. The Star-Spangled Banner
  21. America the Beautiful
  22. Mozart’s Turkish March
  23. Minuet in G
  24. Pachelbel’s Canon
  25. Morning Mood
  26. Clementine
  27. Three Blind Mice
  28. Hot Cross Buns
  29. This Old Man
  30. The Wheels on the Bus
  31. Here Comes the Bride

The Christmas carols

Pick Holidays in the lobby for these:

  1. Jingle Bells
  2. Deck the Halls
  3. Silent Night
  4. We Wish You a Merry Christmas
  5. Joy to the World
  6. O Christmas Tree
  7. Hark! The Herald Angels Sing
  8. The First Noel
  9. O Come, All Ye Faithful
  10. Good King Wenceslas
  11. The Twelve Days of Christmas
  12. God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
  13. Auld Lang Syne
  14. Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy
  15. Carol of the Bells
  16. We Three Kings
  17. What Child Is This?
  18. Angels We Have Heard on High
  19. Jolly Old Saint Nicholas
  20. Hallelujah Chorus

Tips

  • Put the laptop’s sound through the TV, or a speaker, so the back of the room hears the first note.
  • Playing with family in other houses? Share the tab with its sound on a video call; see party games for a video call.
  • For a quiz with your own questions, Trivia takes questions you type in the lobby; see trivia questions.

Questions

Do the songs play on the phones?

No, only on the big screen, so everyone hears the same notes at the same moment. The phones show the four titles.

Does anyone need to install anything?

No. The big screen and every phone just open roomful.hatcherylake.com in a browser.

How many people can play?

From 2 to 12 phones. It's best with 4 to 8 people in one room.

Is it free?

Yes. No account and no app to buy. For a table with no TV, the Printable Party Pack is a $5 download.

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