Shelley Stevens - Baker's Dozen #6: World Music

Regular price $10.00

When you play the songs in this book, you'll be taking a musical journey around the globe! From Europe to the Americas, eight countries are represented with this collection of mountain dulcimer arrangements. Standard notation, tablature, and lyrics are all included.

All songs are in DAD tuning, several require use of a capo - check out the listing of songs below to determine which tunes use a capo.

With your purchase, we'll email you a link so that you may download the PDF. The PDF file is in ZIP format - you'll need to unzip the file after your download is complete.

After you've extracted the files from your ZIP folder, you can print the sheet music, or enjoy it on your tablet or PC.

Your ZIP file will include:

The complete book, in PDF format (20 pages)
A folder with each song in a separate PDF, so that you can sort the titles alphabetically (13 songs)

This book is published by Fingers Of Steel, and is made available here as an authorized, licensed download.

Songs Included

Ar Hyd T Nos (All Through The Night) - DAD Tuning - Wales
Au Clair De La Lune - DAD Tuning - France
Aupres De Ma Blonde - DAD Tuning - France
Du, D Liegst Mir Im Herzen - DAD Tuning - Germany
Ei, Ukhnem (Song Of The Volga Boatmen) - DAD Tuning, Capo 1 - Russia
El Coqui (The Frog) - DAD Tuning - Puerto Rico
Flow Gently Sweet Afton - DAD Tuning - Scotland
Folkje Vinta Hume - DAD Tuning - Norway
Guantanamera - DAD Tuning - Cuba
Round-Dance - DAD Tuning, Capo 1 - Russia
Santa Lucia - DAD Tuning - Italy
Scarborough Fair - DAD Tuning, Capo 1 - England
Wee Croodin’ Doo - DAD Tuning, Capo 1 - Scotland

Kick Out the Jams

Another book from Shelley Stevens' Baker's Dozen series, "#12 Jam Tunes and Beyond" includes a number of familiar numbers and a handful of new ones for me, such as Billy in the Low Ground, June Apple and Ragtime Annie. The latter one seems like a tune that missed the cut from her "#10 Ragtime and Honkytonk" book. If Folkcraft offers the other nine books from the series at the same discounted price, I would probably get them--ideally if all were offered at once to save on shipping.