Rachel Lindley
Starting Ukulele (Book/CD)
Rachel Lindley
Starting Ukulele (Book/CD)
- Instrumentation Ukulele
- Artist Rachel Lindley
- Editor Rachel Payne
- Edition Sheet Music and CD
- Publisher Music Sales
- Order no. AM990286
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Description:
The number one method for young ukulele players.
Starting Ukulele has been created with young players in mind.
All tunes have fantastic professionally recorded CD backing tracks. As you gradually become familiar with different techniques, you'll progress from strumming simple chords to performing proper tunes.
The book includes full-colour photographs and diagrams to make learning fast and fun.
Written by Steven Sproat who is a ukulele player with considerable experience. He has broadcast on many radio stations including BBC Radio 2 and BBC Scotland. Steven has played at prestigious venues such as Ronnie Scott's in London, the Cheltenham Festival and the New York Ukulele Festival and is also a teacher - his most famous pupil being comedian Harry Hill!
Starting Ukulele has been created with young players in mind.
All tunes have fantastic professionally recorded CD backing tracks. As you gradually become familiar with different techniques, you'll progress from strumming simple chords to performing proper tunes.
The book includes full-colour photographs and diagrams to make learning fast and fun.
Written by Steven Sproat who is a ukulele player with considerable experience. He has broadcast on many radio stations including BBC Radio 2 and BBC Scotland. Steven has played at prestigious venues such as Ronnie Scott's in London, the Cheltenham Festival and the New York Ukulele Festival and is also a teacher - his most famous pupil being comedian Harry Hill!
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Hal Leonard Europe B. V.
Businesspark Friesland-West 15
8447
SL Heerenveen
Niederlande
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