One hundred Jewish songs, arranged so a beginner can start on page one. The book runs from the simplest melodies to the more demanding ones, in keys that are kind to new hands, with fingering on every song and an audio recording of all one hundred.
One hundred songs, grouped the way the book groups them. Open a section to see its list.
Rosh Hashanah
Sukkos
Simchas Torah
Chanukah
Tu BiShvat
Purim
Pesach
Lag BaOmer
Shavuos
The songs are ordered by difficulty rather than by theme, so the book teaches as you work through it. David Melech Yisrael opens it; by the end you are playing Yerushalayim Shel Zahav and Anim Zemiros.
Mostly no more than one sharp or flat, so reading stays simple and the hand stays where it can find its way.
Suggested fingering runs through the whole book, which is what turns hunting for notes into playing.
Indexes by growing difficulty, alphabetically by title, and by category, so a song is never more than a few seconds away.
One hundred recordings come with the book. Hear a melody before you learn it, then play along at your own pace.
Enough music here to carry you from the first weeks to real repertoire, without changing books.
One hundred pieces at graded difficulty, with a holiday section ready for whichever chag is coming.
Shabbos, Chanukah, Purim, Pesach and the songs children actually sing, in one book.
The songs are ordered from the simplest to the more demanding, and the keys are chosen to be kind to a beginner, mostly no more than one sharp or flat. You start at the front of the book and the difficulty grows with you.
Either. It is a melody with chord names, which works on a keyboard, an organ or a piano. Nothing in the book depends on having pedals or a full-size instrument.
The melody with suggested fingering, and chord names above it. There are three indexes at the front: by growing difficulty, alphabetical by title, and by category.
One A4 PDF of 110 pages with 100 songs, plus an MP3 of every song, delivered as an instant download after purchase. Song titles are given in English and in Hebrew.
Rosh Hashanah, Sukkos, Simchas Torah, Chanukah, Tu BiShvat, Purim, Pesach, Lag BaOmer and Shavuos, each in its own part of the book.
Yes. The opening songs are within reach of a child in their first months of lessons, and there is enough in the book to keep going for years.
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A4 print-ready PDF · 110 pages · 100 songs · an MP3 for every song
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