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Siivola posted:I originally got my uke to learn folk and historical music, but got distracted at some point and never did. But I want to try again, so do you guys have any recs for songbooks to look at? Describe folk and historical. Do you want to play irish jigs and reels or Neil Young? Bach's cello suites? I have a few uke-specific PDFs floating around my computer.
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Jan 17, 2020 15:48
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Sourced from the big uke forum, this person has tabbed out several hundred songs. http://vonbiber.byethost17.com/ukulele/songs.html And this person is into year 4 of tabbing out lute music onto a uke (though they may be using low-G, not sure). https://renaissance-ukukele.blogspot.com/ I've pulled out a few things that interested me over the past couple of years, and also randomly dug up the cello suites and threw them all in a ZIP. https://drive.google.com/file/d/14pvvJPz3y6VcTEXcv4zgWpgCG_M7KTxA/view?usp=sharing
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Jan 17, 2020 17:06
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Siivola posted:Yes to all of the above, really. If you can imagine it played at a renaissance faire, I'm willing to try it. I'm the same way, if I have a book in front of me I can focus for hours but put it on a screen and my brain just rolls off. Luckily I have a job where they don't really care about printer usage. Good luck on your search!
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Jan 17, 2020 17:56
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However, I'd really prefer a printed book since music is one of my few excuses to get off the computer.