Library

You can use your web browser’s “Find” feature to quickly locate a song on this page. First select the “standard” or “baritone” tab. Enter “command+F” or “control+F” to access the feature.

• Format example:  song name effective year-effective month-effective day.pdf
• The “-baritone” suffix applies to baritone ukulele versions, no suffix indicates standard tuning.
• Non standard song names are member contributions that have been included without converting to our standard format.
• If the standard and baritone versions have different dates, it’s okay. It just means a change did not apply to both tunings.
• Songs without dates were never changed after being added.
• Special characters in song names, like +, (, ), and ‘, have been removed from file names. This is a big help during conversion to the new library.
• Songbooks will not be included in the library except for upcoming performances. The reason for this is that if a song is changed after the performance, the book will be wrong.
• File name examples
  
  • “My Song 2019-15-01.pdf” indicates a chord chart with standard tuning chord diagrams (or without any chord diagrams).
  • “My Song 2019-15-01-baritone.pdf” indicates a chord chart with baritone tuning chord diagrams.
  • Songs without diagrams are supposed to be listed in both standard and baritone libraries.
  • Some songs were saved before we had baritone ukulele players and are only listed with the standard tuning versions.
  • If the name of the song starts with the words “A” or “The,” the first word in the name is deleted in the file name to make alphabetizing easier. “The Wind Blows 2019-05-01.pdf” becomes “Wind Blows 2019-05-01.pdf” so it will be alphabetized with songs starting with the letter “W.”

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Baritone Library