Mandolin Songbook - 33 Evergreens

By Reynhard Boegl and Bettina Schipp

Songbook with 33 Evergreens from all over the world, notated for the Mandolin.
Some of the songs are polyphonic (for one player) and notated in tablature and classical notation.
The sounds of the songs (melody with backing band and backing band alone - "Playalong") are available online in a sound player with adjustable playback speed.
Videos explain how to read music, long songs are also available as PDF downloads - no more scrolling necessary. Web address and access data in the book.
For slightly advanced and advanced players.

• Language: English
• Publisher: songbooks.info
• Release date: Feb 23, 2023
• ISBN: 9798215122426

Reynhard Boegl

Reynhard Boegl - since 1984 live and studio musician (harmonica, guitar, vocals), music teacher, sound engineer, graphic artist and lyricist, song and textbook author. Lives and works in Linz / Austria and has published almost 100 song- and textbooks for various instruments.

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MANDOLIN Songbook

33 Evergreens

+ Sounds online

Info: www.songbooks.info

Table of content

The Mandolin

Tuning

Explanation of the tab

Sounds - Online

A fine Romance

Amapola

As time goes by

Blue Hawaii

Blueberry Hill

Can't help lovin' dat Man

Das Lied vom Angeln

Dream lover from The Love Parade

Es geht die Lou lila

Honeysuckle Rose

Ich küsse Ihre Hand, Madame

If you knew Susie, like I know Susie

Little brown Jug

Love is here to stay

Make believe from Show Boat

Mein Papagei frißt keine harten Eier

Moonlight Serenasde

More than you know

My Blue Heaven

Ol' Man River

Smoke gets in your eyes

Somebody loves me

Summertime

Tea for Two

The Hawaiian Wedding Song

The John B. Sails

The Man I love

The Ukulele Lady

Tiptoe through the Tulips

Was machst du mit dem Knie, lieber Hans?

Wenn ich die blonde Inge...

Wo sind deine Haare, August?

Yes, Sir, that's my Baby

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The Mandolin

The mandolin has been known since the 17th century and belongs to the family of lute instruments.

The classic mandolin is the Neapolitan with a drop-shaped body and a domed shell bottom. But there are also flat mandolins, which developed from traditional violin making. These instruments often have a Archtop. At the beginning of the 20th century, various types of flatmandolin carcasses were created in the United States, with F-shaped sound holes, a carved cut (cutaway) and a carcase snail.

The mandolin is versatile and found in the course of time in almost every genre their place. Also, as an accompanying instrument such as the guitar or the ukulele, it enjoys great popularity.

Tuning

Explanation of the tab

(1) 1/16 note - 4