“Down by the Bay” – Raffi
A joyful and cute sounding children’s song played with an upbeat and swung rhythm.
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“Dream a Little Dream of Me” – Jazz Standard
Learn two beautiful melodies which help you develop barre chord technique.
“Dream State” – Rock Class 101
This fingerstyle piece has a whimsical melody that harkens to the magic of classic Disney songs.
“Drunken Sailor” – Traditional Sea Shanty
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.
“Duality” – Rock Class 101
Learn a thought-provoking duet for lead and rhythm ukulele. This composition was inspired by the drama series Mad Men.
“Eastern Uke” – Rock Class 101
I composed “Eastern Uke” with the Beginner/Intermediate player in mind. As the name implies, this is a fun ‘Eastern’ sounding tune!
“Ei Nei” – Ernest Ka’ai
Learn to play a beautiful Hawaiian waltz twice! Played once through fingerstyle, then strummed.
“Etude in E minor” – Francisco Tárrega
This beginner-friendly etude is a perfect entry point into playing classical music.
“Everlong” – Foo Fighters
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.
“Family Guy Theme” – TV Show
Giggity! Family Guy is definitely one of the coolest TV theme’s around!
“Father Figure” – George Michael
Combining elements of the original recording with a live orchestral performance, this arrangement encompasses the beauty behind George Michael’s brilliant songwriting.
“Feliz Navidad” – Christmas
A fun take on a Christmas classic!
“Fields Of Gold” – Sting
A ballad that perfectly paints a picture of everlasting love.
“Fingerpicking Etude” – Rock Class 101
I composed this etude for the beginner fingerstyle player. This song utilizes a four finger approach.