Scarborough Fair
by Unknown
Ukulele - Digital Sheet Music

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By Unknown. By Unknown. Arranged by neuhaus.fm. Celtic,Folk,Irish,Pop,Standards. Score. 1 pages. Neuhaus.fm #750788. Published by neuhaus.fm (A0.1150609).

Scarborough Fair is a traditional English ballad. Author and composer of this song are unknown. In 1891 Frank Kidson published the lyrics in a Song-collection. The melody was collected by Mark Anderson (1874–1953) The song became famous again by the interpretation of Simon & Garfunkel in 1960. Travis picking is usually played in 4-4 time on guitar. I translated the Travis picking to a 3-4 time signature for Ukulele with this song. I would love to get some feedback how this transcription works for you.

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