Although the Ukulele is not commonly used in traditional Jewish
music, it lends itself perfectly to the pieces you will find in my
ebook, ?The Jewish Ukulele?. I have arranged a number of Jewish
standards, some Klezmer and also an original piece, all for solo
Ukulele. If you have never tried music of this style, this book is the
ideal starting point. The book assumes you already have a grasp
of some basic chord shapes and encourages you to play chords
and melody together, all the way up the neck.
1. Akdomes
2. Ale Brider
3. Chanesse Valtz
4. Ez Pachach
5. Freylech Tantz ? Dance of Delight
6. Galitzianer Sher
7. Hatikvah
8. Hava Nagila
9. Ofyn Pripetshik
10. Purim

ISBN 9781609742508. Ideal for the weekend Hawaiian music buff wanting just enough instructions to play a song on the uke, this book includes the basic rudiments to help a beginner learn melodies and then sing and strum away in many different keys. Learn songs in one key using single-string picking, then practice strumming each song in four to six different keys. Ideal for individual or group instruction. Get ready for your next Hawaiian party. With lyrics in native Hawaiian only. These songs will never grow old!

This is an instrumental (in C major) using a ukulele chord melody styleof play with both finger picking and chords. A low-g tuning is required. The melody and the chord progression arethose of Harold Arlen rather than the accompaniment chords of Brother Iz. This is not intended to be an accompanimentto singing. In this duet version one ukulele plays only chords and base runswhile the other plays the chord melody arrangement.