The REALLY big Tongue Drum Songbook: 100 Songs for easy tongue drum - Softcover
Book 7 of 8: Tongue Drum Songbook
Synopsis
Lena Eckhoff
The REALLY big Tongue Drum Songbook
100 Songs for easy tongue drum
Song classics, Children’s songs, Hymns and Songs of worship, Christmas songs and famous Classical melodies–this book is chock-full of great songs for you to play! 100 Songs, arranged for easy tongue drum (8, 11 and 13 tongue diatonic models in C).
With this selection you’ll never run out of great music to play!
But the best is: You don’t have to read music to play these songs!
All songs feature standard notation plus an additional line of tongue drum tablature, showing you exactly what to play.Pick up your drum and follow the easy tongue drum TAB to play your first song in just a few minutes–it’s as easy as that!
From the playing basics to more advanced techniques like damping: everything you need to know about playing this fascinating instrument.
Plus sections on 8, 11 and 13 tongue models layout, tongue drum care & maintenance and tuning your tongue drum.
Songs
1. A beautiful life
2. Abide with me
3. Amazing grace
4. Angels we have heard on high
5. A-tisket, a-tasket
6. Auld land syne
7. Away in a manger
8. Baa, baa, black sheep
9. Banks of the Ohio
10. Barbara Allen
11. Barcarole
12. Bluebird, Bluebird
13. Brahms’ Lullaby
14. Brother John
15. Buffalo gals
16. Camptown races
17. Christ was born on Christmas day
18. Cock a doodle doo
19. Come, Thou fount of every blessing
20. Cotton-eyed Joe
21. Crown Him with many crowns
22. Cumberland Gap
23. Don’t this road look rough and rocky
24. Down at the cross (Glory to His name)
25. Down by the riverside
26. Down by the station
27. Drifting too far from the shore
28. Engine 143
29. Galop infernal (Can Can)
30. Git along little dogies
31. Give me that old time religion
32. Good morning
33. Good night, ladies
34. Go, tell it on the mountain
35. Hark! The herald angels sing
36. Hickety, pickety, my black hen
37. Hickory dickory dock
38. Hot cross buns
39. House of the Rising Sun
40. How firm a foundation
41. Humpty Dumpty
42. Hush, little baby
43. In the bleak midwinter
44. I saw three ships
45. It is well with my soul
46. It’s raining, it’s pouring
47. Itsy-bitsy spider
48. Jack of diamonds
49. Jesu, joy of man’s desiring
50. Jingle bells
51. Jolly good fellow
52. Jolly old Saint Nicholas
53. Joyful, joyful, we adore Thee
54. Kum ba yah
55. Lavender’s blue
56. Little Bessie
57. London Bridge is falling down
58. Mary had a little lamb
59. Michael, row the boat ashore
60. Morning has broken
61. My Bonnie lies over the ocean
62. My faith looks up to Thee
63. Nearer, my God, to Thee
64. Nothing but the blood
65. Oh! Susanna
66. Old folks at home
67. Old MacDonald had a farm
68. One elephant went out
69. Over in the meadow
70. Pease porridge hot
71. Pop! Goes the weasel
72. Rain, rain, go away
73. Row, row, row your boat
74. Rub-a-dub-dub
75. Saviour, like a shepherd lead us
76. Scarborough Fair
77. Shortnin’ bread
78. Silent night
79. Sleep, baby, sleep
80. Star light, star bright
81. Still, still, still
82. The alphabet song
83. The bear went over the mountain
84. The boar’s head carol
85. The farmer in the dell
86. The grand old Duke of York
87. There was a crooked man
88. This old man
89. Three blind mice
90. Tom Dooley
91. Twinkle, twinkle, little star
92. Up on the housetop
93. Wake, awake, for night is flying
94. Wayfaring stranger
95. Wee Willie Winkie
96. What shall we do with the drunken sailor
97. When the saints go marchin’ in
98. While by my sheep
99. While shepherds watched
100. Will the circle be unbroken
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