Preview: Fingerpickin' Folk Uke #5: Ewan MacColl's Scarborough Fair
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SKU: A0.1179112
Composed by Traditional. Arranged by Chris Webster. Folk. Individual part. 3 pages. Chris Webster #779082. Published by Chris Webster (A0.1179112).This version of Scarborough Fair was collected by Ewan MacColl in 1947 and made popular by Simon and Garfunkel. It is in the same key and uses the same accompaniment pattern as Fingerpickin' Folk Song #3: Cecil Sharp's Scarborough Fair which enables the two versions to be performed together in one solo. The arrangement begins with a 4 bar introduction followed by the melody and chord symbols. This is followed by a chord solo and a fingerpicking variation. The notation is for ukuleles tuned G C E A though the tab can be played on all re-entrant-tuned ukuleles.
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