“Don’t Stop Believin'” – Journey
“Don’t Stop Believin'” is a staple of classic rock radio. Our arrangement condenses the song slightly, while staying true to all the melodies and guitar riffs that made it a classic!
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“Don’t Stop Believin'” is a staple of classic rock radio. Our arrangement condenses the song slightly, while staying true to all the melodies and guitar riffs that made it a classic!
A joyful and cute sounding children’s song played with an upbeat and swung rhythm.
Learn two beautiful melodies which help you develop barre chord technique.
This fingerstyle piece has a whimsical melody that harkens to the magic of classic Disney songs.
Learn to play this traditional sea shanty melody three times! The first time as a beginner-friendly chord melody, while the second and third time increases the difficulty for intermediate and advanced players.
I composed “Eastern Uke” with the Beginner/Intermediate player in mind. As the name implies, this is a fun ‘Eastern’ sounding tune!
Learn to play a beautiful Hawaiian waltz twice! Played once through fingerstyle, then strummed.
This beginner-friendly etude is a perfect entry point into playing classical music.
This arrangement for “Everlong” is broken into a few sections: Riff (intro/outro), Verse, Pre-Chorus, and Chorus. I mainly took inspiration from the acoustic version played by Dave Grohl, thus I would recommend giving it a listen before you begin learning this song.
Giggity! Family Guy is definitely one of the coolest TV theme’s around!
Combining elements of the original recording with a live orchestral performance, this arrangement encompasses the beauty behind George Michael’s brilliant songwriting.
A ballad that perfectly paints a picture of everlasting love.
I composed this etude for the beginner fingerstyle player. This song utilizes a four finger approach.
In this etude, you’ll learn a cute sounding melody that is played with a swung rhythmic feel.
In this ukulele etude, you will be working to develop precision in your right hand picking and strumming attack. As our focal point is on the right hand, the piece itself is a bluesy inspired 3 chord jam.