Christmas Songs For Accordion

70 beliebte traditionelle und moderne Weihnachtslieder mit Noten, Texten und Akkorden - ganz einfach zu begleiten mit der Ukulele. Viele Lieder können schon mit 2 oder 3 Akkorden gespielt werden. Schwer zu singende Pop Christmas-Songs sind in zwei Stimmlagen arrangiert.Weitere Highlights:- Übersichtliches Layout- Praktische Stay-Open-Bindung- Handliches Liederbuchformat- Alle Akkorde mit Griffbildern- Begleitmuster für alle LiederDie Ausgabe ist für Ukulele in der international gebräuchlichen C-Stimmung.Aus dem Inhalt: Last Christmas - Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree - Jingle Bell Rock - Stille Nacht - O du fröhliche - und viele mehr!Auch für Gesang und Gitarre erschienen. / Voix Et Ukulélé

164 easy arrangements with chords of carols from around the world complete with lyrics in the original language as well as English. This special collection also includes historical background information on the observance of Christmas through the years and notes about specific carols to give added understanding. Songs are included from England Italy Latin America Spain Scandinavia Poland Czech Republic and more.Note on the arrangements:'We have worked to make this book both flexible and useful. The Piano accompaniments have been kept simple but much effort has gone into making them musically interesting and satisfying. Chordindications are given for every carol so that the accompaniments may be played on Chord Organs Accordions Guitars Ukuleles and other fretted instruments. A detailed chart demonstrating how to finger chords for fretted instruments is given at the back of the book.We have been careful to keep the voice ranges of the songs comfortable and the texts singable. Since harmony parts always add much pleasure to singing we have retained traditional four-part arrangements of the most familiar carols and hymns. For the others we have provided a second part to go along with the melody (printed in smaller notes) that may be sung or played on the Recorder Flute Violin or on other non-transposing instruments.' - Walter Ehret George K. Evans