Table of Contents

Tuning note – E, A, D, G 1 -; A handsome lad; A little march; All night, all day; Allegro; Amazing grace; At dusk; Au clair de la lune; Autumn; Bavaria; Blow the wind southerly; Bonjour!; By the Rhine; Chanson; Chiming bells; Chitty chitty bang bang (Sherman & Sherman) ; Congratulations (Martin & Coulter); Coronation march; Dance; Daydreams; Donkey riding; Edelweiss (Rodgers & Hammerstein); Eliza; Falling leaves; Flamingo; Folk song; G and D together; G, D and A; Gallop; German tune; Gospel song; Go tell Aunt Rhody; Going home; Good King Wenceslas; Happy birthday to you (Hill & Hill); I gave my love a cherry; Irish jig; Jamaican dance; Jingle bells; Kingston; Kol dodi; Kum ba yah; London bridge; Love me tender (Matson & Presley); Lucy; Magic spells; Merrily we roll along; Michael row the boat ashore; Minuet; Mongoose; Now the day is over; O come, all ye faithful; O little town of Bethlehem; Ode to joy; Oh Susannah; Okushiri; Old Macdonald; Old Texas; On the lake; Oranges and lemons; Past three o’clock; Poor Tom ; Pop goes the weasel; Popular song; Procession; Promenade; Quick march; Rigaudon; Round go the mill wheels; Ruthin gardens; Scarboro’ fair; Schottisch; Shady grove; Silent night; Song and dance; Sorrow; Starlight; Summer song; The astronomer; The carousel; The clowns; The first Nowell; The grand old Duke of York; The magic carpet; The muffin man; The night sky; The piper; The prospector; The rolling heather; The shepherd; The Skye boat song; The traveller; The white cliffs of Dover (Kent & Burton); The willow tree; The wizard; This old man; Tramping; Twelve bar blues; Twinkle, twinkle little star; Tyrolean song; Valse; Village song; When the saints go marching in; Who’s that yonder?; Workin’ on the railroad; Yankee doodle; Ye banks and braes