No comments about Scales and Arpeggios for Trombone, Bass Trombone, Baritone and Euphonium.

No comments about Zarzuela: Songs from the Zarzuela for Baritone With Piano Accompaniment.

No comments about Arias for Baritone (Cantolopera Collection, Vol. 2; Book and CD).

2 comments about Mel Bay's Fun with Strums: Baritone Ukulele.

1. I should have looked more closely at this book. It is accompaniment which is fine but I don't want to sing 'Michael Row the Boat Ashore', 'Kumbaya', 'Oh, Sinner Man', 'Bile Dem Cabbage Down'... ??? "BILE DEM CABBAGE DOWN"??? WTF??? POSSIBLY... I MIGHT want to sing 'Amazing Grace' but jeeze... can't they put something a LITTLE more modern in there?
   
   Barf! :-P
   
   I'd send it back but I burned it already!



2. This book is very helpful for the beginner. Lots of strums...and even though uke strums can be quite simple, it helps to see different strums applied to particular songs and tempos.

1 comments about Berklee Practice Method: Alto and Baritone Sax: Get Your Band Together (Berklee Practice Method).

1. I have been teaching music for fifteen years. I gave my students each a different book according to their instrument. Like keyboard, guitar, drum set, bass, alto sax and baritone sax, vibraphone, tenor sax and soprano sax. The books are very clear and when I student has a question I don't have to walk over to his/her music stand. I can turn to the page in my own book. I plan on continuing to use these books because they have helped my class tremendously. I recommend the Teacher's Guide and all of the other books to teachers and/ or musicians who are trying to get their band established.

No comments about Baritone Voice.

No comments about 500 Hymns For Instruments: Book A, Clarinets, Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Treble Clef.

1 comments about Mel Bay Fun With The Baritone Uke Book/CD Set.

1. I was sent a DVD whicn I can not used instead of CD. On the Music Book it stated that is would be a CD. I would like a CD sent please.

No comments about Learn to Play The Alfred Way Baritone Uke (Learn to Play the Alfred Way).

1 comments about Mel Bay Baritone Uke Chords.

1. This book provides large-format chord diagrams showing finger placement for all the chords a beginning or intermediate baritone uke player is likely to use. There are also photos of finger placement for major, minor, seventh, diminished, augmented and ninth chords. Chords are not presented in music notation as shown on the front cover for one chord. Inside the book, you are referred to Mel Bay Fun With the Baritone Uke or Mel Bay Fun With The Baritone Uke Book/CD Set for additional (very basic) information on strumming a few tunes on the baritone ukulele. All of these books could also be used with a tenor banjo or plectrum banjo tuned in "Chicago" or "guitar" tuning.
   
   Some people will find the little book on this page to be useful along with Mel Bay Guitar Chords. The basic introductory information in the DVD accompanying the guitar chord book (i.e., holding and tuning a guitar) are applicable to the baritone ukulele, and many of the finger placements for playing chords are the same. If you quickly compare the chords in the two books you will get good idea of the similarities and differences in playing the two instruments. This would be especially useful if you already play the guitar a little or if a guitar player is teaching a beginner on the baritone uke or tenor banjo. Where the chords are different, the baritone uke chord could also be used as a simplified chord on the guitar. This might be nice for beginning guitar players where the complete guitar chord is tough to play. The guitar book DVD sometimes presents these simplified chords as alternatives where guitar chords using five or six strings are presented in the book.
   
   The chords are presented in the same order in both books until the sixth chords, which are reversed in the uke book with the seventh augmented and diminished fifth chords in the guitar book. The movable and modern rhythm chords in the guitar book are replaced by a less extensive summary of movable major, minor and seventh chords on the baritone uke. These could be used as simplified movable chords on a guitar.