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Ukulele recordings

Sunday, 14 March 2021 10:40 PM

These are recordings I've made of me playing solo ukulele. Unless otherwise noted, the tunes come from Graded Repertoire for Ukulele: Classical, Volume 1, a book by Jeff Peterson. The arrangements are his.

Johannes Brahms, "Berceuse" (often known as "Brahms's Lullaby")
Recorded September 6, 2021

Matteo Carcassi, "Andantino"
Recorded June 4, 2021

Grieg, "Hall of the Mountain King"
Recorded May 16, 2021

Ferndando Sor, "Study No. 3"