Songbook with 52 of the best known Folk and Gospel songs, prepared for easy playing with the Kalimba with 10/17 tines.

Numbers and symbols (that often can be found on the Kalimba tines) set the tone, the vocal melody determines the rhythm - the easy way of making music!

No knowledge of music notes is necessary - play by numbers- suitable for beginners!

Every song was recorded - melody with band and melody without ("playalong").

The MP3 sounds are available online (webaddress in the book) in a player with adjustable playback speed.

Including lyrics, guitar chords, guitar fingerings and suggestion for strumming. This can also be found on the website as PDF download and explanatory video.

The full package for starting with the "thumb piano" and making music with friends!

SONGLIST: Amazing Grace / Angel Band / Auld Lang Syne / Aura Lee (Love me tender) / Banks of the Sacramento / Barbara Allen / Banks of the Ohio / Camptown Races / Come all you fair and tender ladies / Dixie / Down by the Sally Gardens / Drunken sailor / Foggy Foggy Dew / For he's a jolly good fellow / John Brown's body / Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho / Kumbaya my Lord / Let the midnight special / Merrily We Roll Along / Michael row the boat ashore / Muss i denn (Wooden Heart) / My Bonnie lies over the ocean / Nobody knows the trouble I've seen / Oh my darling Clementine / Oh, Shenandoah / Oh Susanna / Old MacDonald had a farm / Old Folks at Home (Swanee River) / On top of Old Smokey / Over the river and through the woods / Red River Valley / Row, row, row your boat / Scarborough Fair / She'll be coming round the mountain / Skye Boat Song / Sometimes I feel like a motherless child / Streets of Laredo / Sweet Betsy from Pike / Swing low, sweet chariot / That's what's the Matter / The house of the rising sun / The Ash Grove / Tom Dooley / We shall not be moved / When Johnny comes marching home / Whiskey in the Jar / Will the Circle Be Unbroken? / Worried man / We gather together (Thanksgiving Hymn) / We shall overcome / Yankee Doodle / Yellow rose in Texas