The children's song book for old and young for singing and ukulele

The seventh book in the "Songbooks for Old and Young" series is aimed at the very young, because children love music. Even as babies, they can be calmed or distracted with songs. When they then sing themselves, their enthusiasm and joy of life are added. This book provides a practical tool for parents, grandparents and carers.

In addition to traditional children's songs that everyone knows from their childhood, the collection also contains many songs from film, radio and TV as well as the most popular songs by songwriters such as Rolf Zuckowski, Fredrik Vahle, Detlev Jöcker, Reinhard Lakomy and Wolfgang Hering.

All songs are easy to accompany with the ukulele and contain the necessary chord fingerings and accompaniment patterns. There are also a variety of illustrations to color in as well as dozens of instructions to help you along, whether at daycare or with the children at home. A table of contents based on topics such as lullabies, birthday songs or movement songs completes the book. A playlist with all the songs is available on Spotify or Apple Music (113 children's songs for old and young).

From the content: 1, 2, 3 at a brisk pace - A ram sam sam - Oh, how tired I am (The wake-up song) (Detlev Jöcker) - Anne Kaffeekanne (Fredrik Vahle) - Benjamin Blümchen (title song) - The Flummi song (Detlev Jöcker ) - The cat's paw dance game (Fredrik Vahle) - The song about me - The song about the hungry caterpillar - The one, the one (from “Sesame Street”) - Maya the bee (Karel Gott) - The clock of the year (Rolf Zuckowski) - The fastest mouse in Mexico (from “Speedy Gonzales”) - You there on the radio (Rolf Zuckowski) - An island with two mountains (from “Jim Knopf and Lukas the Engine Driver”) - A Bi-Ba-Butzemann is dancing - Hello, hello , nice that you're here - Hey, Pippi Longstocking (theme song) - Higgelty, Piggelty, Pop and Pooh (Fredrik Vahle) - I'd like to be like you (from “The Jungle Book”) - Children's encouragement song - Come on, we want a lantern run (Rolf Zuckowski) -Küsschenlied (from “The Magic Tree of Dreams”) (Reinhard Lakomy) - La-Le-Lu (Heinz Rühmann) - Leo Lausemaus (theme song) - My Mommy (Rolf Zuckowski) - Nessaja (from “Tabaluga”) ( Peter Maffay) - Try Coziness (from “The Jungle Book”) - Rain Song (from “The Magic Tree of Dreams”) (Reinhard Lakomy) - Sandman Song (from “Our Sandman”) - Lullaby for Anne (Fredrik Vahle) - Schubidua Dance ( Wolfgang Hering) - Starcatcher (Wolfgang Hering) - Stups, the little Easter bunny (Rolf Zuckowski) - Supercalifragilisticexpialegetic table (from “Mary Poppins”) - Chu choo wah the railway (Volker Rosin) - If you are happy - Whoever sees the rainbow (Reinhard Lakomy) - How wonderful that you were born (Rolf Zuckowski) - Winter children (Rolf Zuckowski) - Two long snakes (Wolfgang Hering).

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