and#65279;Here are twenty-five compositions from the Romantic Era by FernandoSor transcribed for the baritone ukulele or low G ukulele ? just use thetablature but substitute G-C-E-A forD-G-B-E where indicated. The musicprogresses rapidly from fairly easy to more advanced pieces by this virtuososguitarist.



Most are also playable on the soprano and tenor ukulele and,of course, for the guitar. Have fun!

Here are ten compositions from the Romantic Era by MatteoCarcassi transcribed for the baritone ukulele. Most are also playable on the tenor and soprano ukulele and, of course,may be played on the guitar. These aresomewhat more complex compositions and are for Intermediate to Advancedplayers.

Recommended for Intermediate to AdvancedPerformers, Here are 45 compositions by Robert de Visée fromthe 17th Century transcribed for the baritone ukulele, Renaissanceguitar, low G ukelele, and many otherfour-course instruments. Of course, theymay all be played on the guitar.

Here are 18 Etudes, Opus 51, from the Romantic Era by MauroGiuliani transcribed for the baritone ukulele. Most are also playable on the tenor and soprano ukulele and, of course,may also be played on the guitar. Thepieces are fairly easy, to begin with, and progress to more difficult pieces asyou learn. They were composed to help you improve your skills as a performerand take you to the next level. Recommendfor Beginner and Intermediate Performers.

Who would have thought you could play classical music on aukulele? But you can!

Here are three Partitas and a Suite by the EarlyBaroque composer Johann Anton Logy, (Compte d?Logy) transcribed for thebaritone ukulele. These delightful pieceswhich were originally written for the lute are arranged for performers fromintermediate level to advanced level and are designed to improve your skills.

Here are Ricercars, Fantasias, and selected pieces from theRenaissance composed by Francesco da Milano, known as ?Il Divino? transcribedfor the baritone ukulele, Renaissance guitar, low G ukelele, and many otherfour-course instruments. Of course, theymay all be played on the guitar.



Recommended for Intermediate to Advanced Performers

Second Edition - Transcribed into tablature and modern notation for baritone ukulele and other four-course instruments - wonderful selection by the greatest composer in history - Johann Sebastian Bach! Recommended for intermediate to advanced performers.

Fingerstyle arrangement of Every Breath You Take by Sting. Good for beginner to intermediate players. Includes, fingerpicking tablature in key of D and a full chord chart in the original key of G.

ISBN 9781609748623. A catalog of baritone uke chords in photo/diagram form grouped by type. Major, minor, seventh, diminished, augmented, and ninth chords are all shown in all keys in fretboard photos and diagrams. Major seventh, minor seventh, sixth, minor sixth, seventh augmented fifth, and seventh diminished fifth chords are shown in diagram form only. Also includes helpful photos and information on the correct way to hold the baritone ukulele and the pick, and on tuning the baritone uke. This book may also be used with the tenor ukulele in D-G-B-E tuning.

Who would have thought you could play classical music on aukulele? But you can!

Here are compositions from the 19th Century ? theRomantic Era ? transcribed for the baritone ukulele. Most are easy and appropriate for a anybeginer to intermediate player, but they are fun for anyone to play!

Here are forty-five really beautiful classic compositions ranging from the Renaissance through the Romantic eras transcribed for baritoneukulele in tablature and modern notation. The music progresses from fairly easy to moreadvanced pieces and includes compositions from the 16th, 17th,18th and 19th centuries. These classics are really fun to play but are not the usual entry-level you find in other ukulele books. Have fun!

Here are 25 Ricercars and Fantasias from the Renaissance composedby Francesco da Milano, known as ?Il Divino? transcribed for the baritoneukulele, Renaissance guitar, low G ukelele, and many other four-courseinstruments. Of course, they may all beplayed on the guitar.