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Tag Archives: Auld Lang Syne
Fill and connect melody with passing notes
Making a chord melody arrangement from a lead sheet can be done in several ways, including chord tones and nonchord tones (passing notes, neighbor notes). Continue reading
Auld Lang Syne for high G ukulele
Between New Year’s Eve and Burn’s Night is the best time of the year for Auld Lang Syne. This time last year I ran several workshops in Zoom to explore different ways to play and accompany this popular song. Revisiting … Continue reading
Workshop: Auld Lang Syne
It’s THAT time of the year when everyone bursts out singing “Auld Lang Syne.” This popular tune is also sung on Burns’ Night. Here’s an opportunity to explore different ways to make this song interesting, a useful skill applicable to … Continue reading
Auld Lang Syne for ukulele
Auld Lang Syne for ukulele arranged by Anne Ku for low G and high G ukulele as we welcome the new year and good on Burns’ Night Continue reading