Preview: Uke Folk Band #3: Cecil Sharp's Scarborough Fair - Score Only
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SKU: A0.1183612
Composed by Traditional. Arranged by Chris Webster. Folk. Score and parts. 4 pages. Chris Webster #783294. Published by Chris Webster (A0.1183612).This less well-known version of Scarborough Fair, collected by Cecil Sharp, is arranged for ukulele folk band. The instrumentation can be treated flexibly, particularly the percussion parts.The basic instrumentation is: ukelele 1, ukulele 2, U-bass and tamborine. The audio sample includes accordion and hand clap to add "folk colour", but these are not essential (the accordion doubles ukulele 1 for part of the score). Chord symbols are also included so that a third ukulele (or guitar) can join in. A -1 MP3 is available here for practice or playalong.
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