Easy Songs For Ukulele Supplementary Songbook To Hal Leonard Ukulele Method

"Good but not for everyone." according to Jim Hickey. The Bad: I am a music instructor and try and avoid using TAB with beginners. I try and get them to use the black dotsso, as this book contains TAB I would only use it with experienced students or adults who want to work on melody. Thus, the Good but not for everyone. The Bad: I am a music instructor and try and avoid using TAB with beginners. I try and get them to use the black dotsso, as this book contains TAB I would only use it with experienced students or adults who want to work on melody. Thus, the 3 star rating because I can't use it for everybody I teach.The Good: The songs are cool! It is a good supplement to the Ukulele Book 1 so if you are purchasing that book, this is a good add on to your purchase. If yo. star rating because I can't use it for everybody I teach.The Good: The songs are cool! It is a good supplement to the Ukulele Book 1 so if you are purchasing that book, this is a good add on to your purchase. If yo. Josy said Don't get this on your kindle.. I'm a beginner uke player. Some of these songs are easy for me, but others provide a good stretch. However the kindle format means you have to turn pages to play the entire piece. You can make the image larger, but that cuts off part of the page. I suggest buying the book. I do love the Hal Leonard Fast Track books for uke and harmonica. I'm going to order this one in paper.. A Great Way to Start! E. Moyer I bought this songbook for my beginning Ukulele students. I love the tabulature in addition to the notes. It's a perfect way to learn the fingerings while learning to read the music, words, & chords. The songs are all familiar. I think it is a good supplement to any instruction books.

Songs include: I Walk the Line * Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da * Tom Dooley * We Shall Overcome * Your Cheatin' Heart * and more.. You can also strum and sing along using the provided lyrics and ukulele chord diagrams. (Fretted). Play along with your favorite tunes from the Beatles, Elvis, Johnny Cash, Woody Guthrie, Simon & Garfunkel, and more! The songs are presented in the order of difficulty, beginning with simple rhythms and melodies and ending with chords and notes up the neck