Classical Hits For Ukulele

Sheet Music
Voicing/Format Ukelele
Publisher Alfred Publishing Co Inc

Price: $16.99

Not Available for Digital Delivery

Catalog #39197

UPC code: 038081437200

See Table of Contents (21)

Eighteen of the most popular classical melodies arranged for ukulele in notation and TAB. And the tracks on the included CD demonstrate how each ukulele arrangement should sound.

Title	Artist	Arranger	Composer	Key	DD
(MOZART)
(PETZOLD)
(TCHAIKOVSKY)
AVE MARIA (SCHUBERT)
BOURREE (BACH)
BOURREE (FROM WATER MUSIC) (HANDEL)
DANCE OF THE SUGAR PLUM FAIRY
EINE KLEINE NACHTMUSIK (MAIN THEMES)
FUR ELISE (BEETHOVEN)
GYMNOPEDIE NO. 1 (SATIE)
JESU, JOY OF MAN'S DESIRING (BACH)
LULLABY (BRAHMS)
MINUET IN G (BACH'S MINUET IN G)
ODE TO JOY (BEETHOVEN)
PAVANE (FAURE)
POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE (ELGAR)
PRELUDE (FROM CELLO SUITE NO. 1) (BACH)
RONDO ALLA TURCA (MOZART)
SLEEPERS, AWAKE (BACH)
SONATA IN C (MAIN THEMES) (MOZART)
THE HARMONIOUS BLACKSMITH (HANDEL)

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