BLUES UKULELE BK/CD

BLUES UKULELE BK/CDBlues Ukulele is a collection of 16 blues standards arranged for the ukulele by Fred Sokolow. Each song comes with two arrangements: The first one gives you lyrics, melody and uke chord grids to strum while singing. The second is a uke chord melody tab arrangement, so you can play the song's melody and chords simultaneously with a lot of blues licks thrown in. Includes a CD with arrangements of each song played and sung by Fred Sokolow. Includes:

Beautifully illustrated in color and black & white

26 (Weber) • Dance des Mirlitons from Nutcracker (Tchaikovsky) • The Flight of the Bumble Bee • Frivolities (Brahmstedt) • Hymn to the Sun (Rimsky-Korsakov) • Lamento (Bassi) • Martinello (Valse Brilliante) (Gilmore) • Nocturne (Bassi) • Pepperino (Concert Caprice) (Endresen) • Theme from Scheherazade (Rimsky-Korsakov

Artist Composer Publisher Hal Leonard Series Starter Series DVD Pages Language Instrument Guitar Category CD & DVD SubCategory1 Instructional SubCategory2 Medium DVD ISBN13 9780634049866 ISBN13 0634049860 Dimensions 190x133

Artist Composer Publisher De Haske Publications Series Pages 32(07) Language Instrument Alto Saxophone Category Woodwind SubCategory1 Repertoire SubCategory2 Collections Medium Softcover/CD ISBN13 9789043120920 ISBN13 9043120928 Dimensions 304x228

The student gains confidence with the familiar and challenge in perceiving the new

this opening work consists of a fanfare and a hymn

Artist Composer Various Publisher AMEB Series AMEB Oboe Pages Language Instrument Oboe Category Woodwind SubCategory1 Repertoire SubCategory2 Collections Medium Softcover ISBN13 9790720116792 ISBN13 00025342 Dimensions 305x230

Artist Composer Publisher Hal Leonard Series Pages 688(07) Language Instrument Guitar|Piano|Vocal Category Songbooks SubCategory1 Compilations SubCategory2 Medium Softcover ISBN13 9781476813295 ISBN13 1476813299 Dimensions 304x228

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