SKU: A0.908404

Londonderry Air
Traditional Irish Air (Ukulele)
Arranged by John M. Licari
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The Londonderry Air is an Irish air that originated in County Londonderry. It is popular among the American Irish diaspora and is well known throughout the world. The tune is played as the victory sporting anthem of Northern Ireland at the Commonwealth Games. The song Danny Boy uses the tune, with a set of lyrics written in the early 20th century. Perfect for St. Patrick's Day.  

This arrangement is for a ukulele (chords and tablature).

SKU: A0.1026982

An arrangement of Old MacDonald for beginner musicians, music teachers and music groups. This piece is arranged in a singable range in the key of C to make it as accessible as possible. Chord symbols and ukelele TAB are included. This is a great starter piece for children, beginner sight readers, singers and performers.

SKU: A0.704306

My ukulele has a low G string, and my arrangements are notated using the low G. If your uke has a high G, you can use the exact same fingerings. It will just sound a bit different. This arrangement includes TAB and notation. Check out the music sample if you are unsure of what it entails.

SKU: A0.1239101

“Don’t Wanna Leave Hawaii�
 
(The true story behind the creation of this song)
 
John Meola Lindhorst wrote this song while vacationing in Hawaii. He was relaxing at the world-famous Royal Hawaiian Hotel on Waikiki Beach. As he sipped a potent Mai Tai and munched on delicious Hawaiian Appetizers (a Pupu platter), he came to the stark realization that he would soon be leaving this tropical paradise. The thought of leaving Hawaii weighed heavy on his mind and he was not looking forward to returning to the cold and bitter weather in Chicago.
 
It was this very situation that inspired a fun song with a memorable melody and unique lyrics. The simple ukulele accompaniment features three basic chords, so even a beginning musician can master the song. The chord charts are conveniently placed within the led sheet.
 
As you sing and strum this song, you’ll imagine yourself sitting on a Hawaiian beach strumming a ukulele and perhaps, falling in love.