This ukulele method features clear, well-paced instruction that makes learning the ukulele easy and fun. This book covers: how to hold your ukulele; tuning your ukulele; right- and left-hand techniques; the

For beginning musicians, Alfred's Easy series is the fast track to developing a repertoire of well-known and fun-to-play songs, while more experienced players will find an excellent resource of favorite

This is a very easy method that will get children playing songs on the ukulele right away.  Three irresistible ukulele experts - a clever classical dog, one cool jazz cat, and a friendly

The easiest ukulele method ever for kids ages 5 and up. This fun method teaches you to play songs on the ukulele right away. The accompanying online audio lets you hear how the music should sound on any

This series supports the study of music theory at every stage of a student's musical development. This essential resource for enriching students and developing well-rounded musicianship covers rudiments,

Chord Bingo is a game-like method for learning how chords are constructed and how to form them yourself on any chord instrument - guitar, banjo, ukulele, mandolin, keyboard, and others. It's a

Play 23 of your favorite Disney songs on your ukulele. Includes: The Bare Necessities, Cruella De Vil, Do You Want to Build a Snowman?  He's a Tramp, I See the Light, Kiss the Girl, Lava, Let It

For beginning musicians, Alfred's Easy series is the fast track to developing a repertoire of well-known and fun-to-play songs, while more experienced players will find an excellent resource of favorite

This method was designed to meet the National Standards for Music Education, with features such as cross-curricular activities, quizzes, multicultural songs, basic improvisation and more.  Volume 1

Essential Elements Ukulele Book 2 is a great next step for players who are ready to expand their knowledge of music and further develop their skills on the ukulele. This comprehensive method book

The first comprehensive look at all aspects of John M. Feierabend's innovative and popular approach to teaching music, written by a team of practitioners from early childhood to college and beyond. Topics

Blues Guitar for Kids is a fun, easy course that teaches children to play guitar faster than ever before. It can also function as a great supplement for kids who already play guitar. Cool blues riffs,

The handbell industry standard reference book for handbells and handchimes, now available in its ninth edition. Handbell and handchime notation, difficulty levels, and solo ensemble notation are covered in

This large, colorful poster printed on gloss stock features eye-catching photos of instruments organized by the four families of the orchestra: woodwinds, brass, percussion and strings. Each poster is

Designed for band, choir, orchestras or private study, this book teaches how to read basic rhythms from the printed page. This practical, daily step-by-step guide is suitable for all instruments and levels

Johnny Jazz is the next wave of exciting material for the elementary music classroom - creatively combining a digital comic book with a recorder curriculum. Students will join in the story as they

Includes extracts from statements and observations on music education made by Zoltan Kodaly, historical roots of Hungarian music education in other European pedagogical systems, the role of singing and folk

Get your kids involved and excited about music with this fun Kev's Learn & Play Kid's Activity Book. It's the perfect introduction to the ukulele - you'll learn about the ukulele and how to play it

This practical resource builds a bridge from the NCAS directly into your classroom. Each artistic process—Creating, Performing, Responding, and Connecting—is  explained, then applied to the

Designed to get your singing and playing the ukulele in the very first lesson! The chords used in this collection are introduced through a series of one chord songs (C tuning). Mastering the chords

After a three-year research program at The University of Michigan, researchers James Froseth and Molly Weaver found that regular viewing and analysis of your own teaching can bring dramatic improvements.