Play Otamatone!: All you need to know + 50 famous songs!

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Jessica Whitehorne Play Otamatone! All you need to know + 50 famous songs! The quirky and entertaining little Otamatone has found lovers all around the globe since its invention by CUBE Works toy company and brothers Masamichi and Novmichi Tosa in 1998. It’s gone viral on social media, finding new fans each day and once you've laid your hands on one you’ll never want to let it go again! So if you want to play some „real“ songs everybody knows and loves on your Otamatone (Original and Deluxe models), this is the book for you! All songs are arranged for beginning players, featuring easy Otamatone tablature so you’ll be up and playing in next to no time! Featuring: - Easy beginner-level songs - Xtra-large graphic notation: 100% note-free - Pro playing techniques: Bring your playing to a new level! Songlist: 1. Abide with me 2. All the good times are past and gone 3. Amazing grace 4. A-tisket, a-tasket 5. Baa, baa, black sheep 6. Banks of Sacramento 7. Banks of the Ohio 8. Beautiful brown eyes 9. Billy the Kid 10. Boil them cabbage down 11. Brahms’ Lullaby 12. Buffalo Gals 13. Camptown Races 14. Christ was born on Christmas Day 15. Colorado trail 16. Come, Thou fount of every blessing 17. Cotton-eyed Joe 18. Give me that old time religion 19. He’s got the whole world in His hands 20. Hickety, pickety, my black hen 21. Hickory dickory dock 22. How firm a foundation 23. Humpty Dumpty 24. Hush, little baby 25. Jesu, joy of man’s desiring 26. Jingle bells 27. Jolly good fellow 28. Kum ba yah 29. Lavender’s blue 30. London Bridge is falling down 31. Mary had a little lamb 32. Michael, row the boat ashore 33. Oh! Susanna 34. Old MacDonald had a farm 35. On top of Old Smokey 36. Over in the meadow 37. Over the river and through the woods 38. Pop! Goes the weasel 39. Ring around the rosy 40. Row, row, row your boat 41. The alphabet song 42. The bear went over the mountain 43. The church’s one foundation 44. This old man 45. Tom Dooley 46. Twinkle, twinkle, little star 47. Up on the housetop 48. Way down the old plank road 49. Wee Willie Winkie 50. When the saints go marchin’ in Review: Fab - Fabulous book for learning to play the otomatone Review: Good learning aid but tunes chosen are not for today’s generation. - Play Otamatone is a newish instrument, the book is very good as a teaching aid, but I have bought this book and the instrument (separately) for a young lady in her early twenties. The tunes chosen are from possibly the 1920s, I am 81 and these same tunes are in most first piano tunes sold in the 1960s. There is definitely a gap in the market for someone to write a book suitable for today’s generation.