Mel Bay
Easy Ukulele Method Book II
Easy Ukulele Method Book II
SKU:99559
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The Easy Ukulele Method books give you music at your fingertips! Book II reviews many of the fundamentals presented in Book I. It tests your music reading skills with worksheets, expands your knowledge with additional chords, and gives you many more songs to play. Both notation and tablature are used, allowing you to strum along using the chord symbols or play the melody with the tablature.
How to Tune the Ukulele
Tuning the Uke without a pitch pipe or piano
How to Hold the Uke
Hand and Finger Positions for the Uke
How to Read Tablature
First (A) String Notes
First (A) String Melody Worksheet
First (A) String Melody
All Notes on the First (A) String
Chord Diagrams A7, Am and E7
When Irish Eyes are Smiling
Hello! Ma Baby
I've Been Workin' on the Railroad
Second (E) String Notes
Second (E) String Melody Worksheet
Second (E) String Melody
All Notes on the Second (E) String
Chord Diagrams Dm, Dm7 and D7
Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home?
Moonlight Bay
A and E String Melody Worksheet
A and E String Melody
Third (C) String Notes
Third (C) String Melody Worksheet
Third (C) String Melody
All Notes on the Third (C) String
Chord Diagrams Gm and C-sharp diminished
Chord Diagrams Fm and D9
The Sidewalks of New York
Chinatown, My Chinatown
By the Light of the Silvery Moon
Fourth (G) String Notes
Fourth (G) String Melody Worksheet
Fourth (G) String Melody
All Notes on the Fourth (G) String
Chord Diagrams B-flat diminished and E-flat
Chord Diagrams F7 and F diminished
My Wild Irish Rose
In the Good Old Summertime
Chord Chart 1 - Worksheet
Chord Chart 2 - Worksheet
Chord Chart 3 - Worksheet
Chord Chart 1 - Answers
Chord Chart 2 - Answers
Chord Chart 3 - Answers
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