Schott Das Schlagerbuch für Alt und Jung XXL
Product information "Schott Das Schlagerbuch für Alt und Jung XXL"
The fifth songbook in the series Liederbücher für Alt und Jung is now also available with spiral binding and in XXL note format with larger lyrics and notes - and now for the first time with fingering diagrams for guitar and ukulele!
With 100 popular and well-known songs from the last 60 years, the book contains many gems of German popular music. From "Schön ist es auf der Welt zu sein" by Roy Black & Anita to "Du" by Peter Maffay, "Ein bisschen Frieden" (Nicole) and "Joana" by Roland Kaiser to "Ich will Spaß" by Markus, there are many of the greatest songs from the "Hit Parade", Ballermann and Schlagermove - all specially arranged for singing along and easy to accompany on the guitar. As with the popular Fetenbuch, the necessary chord fingerings as well as strumming and plucking patterns for the accompaniment are included at the beginning of each song.
The XXL songbook is particularly practical for guitarists and ukulele players, as the spiral binding allows the book to stand perfectly on the music stand. The pieces are almost always notated on a maximum of two pages - so there is no need to turn the pages when playing. In addition, the notes and texts are large enough to be easily read from a distance of up to one metre. Thanks to the plucking patterns that are given for all pieces, getting started in the world of folk picking is also child's play.
The XXL version is particularly suitable for people with visual impairments and for singing together in a group due to the size of the sheet music and lyrics. The Schlagerbuch XXL is the ideal companion for socialising with young and old. A playlist with all the songs is available on Spotify (100 Schlager hits for young and old).
- Author: Sebastian Müller
- Binding: Spiral back
- Catagory: String Instruments
- Format: 23,0 x 30,0 cm
- Genre: Hits
- ISBN: 978-3-7957-9901-4
- Instrument: Guitar/Ukulele/Vocals
- Language: German
- Pages: 216
- Subcategory: Vocal
- Year of publication: 2022