Harry Reser Ukulele Method
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Basic self instruction for ukulele - learn by playing and singing 31 popular songs, most used chords, with sheet music, lyrics and ukulele(diagrams), with pdf for printing.

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HARRY F. RESER (1896 – 1965) was an American banjo player and bandleader. Born in Piqua, Ohio, Reser was best known as the leader of The Clicquot Club Eskimos. He was regarded by some as the best banjoist of the 1920s. He wrote several instructional books for the banjo, guitar, and ukulele, including this one.

WHAT IS INCLUDED

The songs in this instructor are provided with sheet music including lyrics and with ukulele chord diagrams as well as standard chord notation thus making the suitable for other accompaniment instruments such as banjo guitar etc. Many of these songs are in the public domain or traditional categories, however this cannot be guaranteed, and should you wish to use them as a basis of a performance or for any non-personal study purpose you are advised to contact the copyright holders (where available, copyright info has been included with the song). They are being shared on this site for educational purposes only, please see our copyright page for more info.

HOW TO DOWNLOAD A PDF VERSION OF THIS BOOK

To save bandwidth, the PDF version of this file has been provided in a password protected zip file, the password is: Traditional-Music,Co.UK. This is case sensitive and must include the exact punctuation as shown, if you copy and paste make sure you do not accidentally add spaces to the ends. You can download it from the link on final page of this book. Many thanks to Ian Chadwick (www.ianchadwick.com) for providing the book scan from which this web book was produced.


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