Reddit mentions: The best piano, vocal & guitar songbooks

Five of my Basic Likes:

• Horror Movies (I've been collecting horror movies with my dad since I was 4)
  
• Playing Piano (Years and years of lessons)
  
• Scrapbooking (I finish at least one book a year - usually related to Halloween)
  
• Cats (I have two beautiful kitties - a tuxedo cat named Iris and a black cat named Spooky)
  
• Cooking (I try to learn at least one new dish a month)
  
  A Halloween Sheet Music Book is something I would love to get from Amazon.
  
  Why would I like to win? Well, aside from winning in general just being awesome, I think that a little prize package is a cool prize. It looks like you put some time and effort into making something someone will enjoy according to their interests, which I think is neat!
  
  Moon Knight
  
  I am totally fine with giving you my address should I win.
  
  Thank you for the contest!

I have a Chalmers Doane Triangle Ukulele. I quite enjoy the deeper sound it produces. The way the strings are fret underneath the wood ensures the strings stay in tune a bit longer. If you live in Canada, I would recommend this one.

Also, I really like "The blue book" and "The orange book" as a beginners guide to the ukulele.
http://www.amazon.com/Ukulele-Playlist-Blue-Book/dp/0571533272

Goodluck on your hunt, and all the best to you in your ukulele future :)

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Um....

The Great American Songbook on Amazon

V2

And the one, I think, with the most utility for OP

It's not the easiest book to find, nor the cheapest, but it's good material, despite being written in German. Here's the list of titles in the book:

• Freight train
  
• basic blues
  
• go str8 4 it
  
• anregungen zum improvisieren
  
• notierung und spielweise beim boogie
  
• boogie woogie stomp
  
• quiet blues
  
• honky tonk train blues
  
• my own blues
  
• bearfootin
  
• artikulation von boogie-bassen
  
• beebo's boogie
  
• after hours
  
• pearl river blues
  
• canthecitysoud
  
• just a blues
  
• tribute to jay mcshann
  
• 4 meade
  
• believe it or not
  
  There is typically a short boogie woogie exercise before each piece that practices the technique associated with the following piece (e.g. triplets against dotted eighths and sixteenths).
  
  Also check out the scribd links I posted.
  
  you can find the book here, among other places

Versuchs mal damit.

Tu veux comprendre comment ça marche ou tu veux apprendre des gammes ?

Si tu veux t'interesser à l'harmonie, on m'a parlé de ça, mais du coup, c'est pas spécifique guitare.

Most of what there is will be the very expensive facsimile editions you want to avoid, but this is a small hardcover ("gebundene Ausgabe") edition of Bach's sonatas and partitas for solo violin that's relatively cheap. Here it is on AbeBooks.

Schau dir mal das hier an, kenne ich noch von früher meine Mutter hat das als Kind immer gesungen. Die ist immer noch unter 70, aber bestimmt kennen da auch viele Lieder daraus https://www.amazon.de/Die-Mundorgel-Textausgabe-Dieter-Corbach/dp/3875710436

On Amazon, for example.

Or Doblinger, if you're not a fan of Amazon.

Ich weiß nicht, ob das jetzt so die super Hilfe ist, aber ich hab mich einfach in einen von diesen richtig großen Buchläden mit halbwegs großen Abteilungen für jede einzelne Form des geschriebenen Wortes begeben und hab halt angefangen die Gedichtbände durchzublättern, bis ich was gefunden hab, das ich gut fand. Hab dann am Ende das hier mitgenommen und bin ziemlich happy :) Meine Schulzeit ist aber auch noch nicht so lang her und wir hatten mehrere Deutschlehrer, die relativ viel Wert auf Lyrik gelegt haben, deshalb hatte ich jetzt nicht soooo das Interesse an einer 'Geschichte der deutschen Lyrik'.

Die Mundorgel dürfte viele Lieder bieten. Kostet auch nur 3,50€.