Lark in the Clear Air - Ukulele Arrangement
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SKU: A0.509389
Composed by Traditional Irish Ballad. Arranged by Brent Robitaille. Celtic,Folk,Holiday,Sacred. Score. 7 pages. Brent C Robitaille #6056723. Published by Brent C Robitaille (A0.509389)."Lark in the Clear Air" is a favourite with Celtic musicians worldwide. The origin of the tune is unknown but is suspected to be an eighteenth-century rebel song. Lyrics were later added by Samuel Ferguson. This ukulele arrangement can be played with fingers or pick, and perfect for beginner to intermediate players. There are two versions, an easier one in the key of G followed by a fingerstyle ukulele chord melody. Chords, lyrics, notation and tablature included. Also, a bonus 4-page 96 chord library of the most common chords on the ukulele.
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