Play Ukulele! A Course for Young Beginners
Play Ukulele! A Course for Young Beginners by Tim Lewis is a comprehensive guide designed specifically for young novices eager to learn the ukulele. Published by Kevin Mayhew Limited in 2016, this 64-page book provides a colorful and easy-to-follow introduction to the instrument. It covers essential topics such as tuning, holding the ukulele, and reading music, making it accessible for beginners.
Readers will find a structured approach that gradually builds their skills and confidence through various strumming patterns and chords. The book includes carefully graded songs to ensure a smooth progression, allowing young musicians to develop at their own pace. Additionally, an essential CD featuring backing and sing-along tracks is included to enhance the learning experience, demonstrating sounds and techniques alongside the songs presented in the book.
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The ukulele is one of the easiest instruments to learn and this colourful, easy-to-follow guide is the perfect introduction to everything that the young beginner needs to know. Written by teacher and ukulele expert Tim Lewis, Play Ukulele! is packed with facts and fun to help the novice become an independent ukulele musician. Beginning with basics such as tuning and holding your ukulele, and reading and playing your first chord, the book progresses, step by step, through different strumming patterns and new chords, gradually building player skill and confidence. Carefully graded songs ensure progression at just the right pace. An essential CD of backing tracks and sing along tracks is included to demonstrate sounds and techniques as well as the songs from the book.
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