KDUS - Miserlou baritone ukulele

Miserlou, traditional arabic/macedonian/middle eastern/greek/eastern european/klezmer/gipsy theme
rendered (a bit poorly) on the baritone ukulele in a very simple yet fun to play arrangement

played on a 50's Harmony baritone ukulele

http://www.ukulele.fr/

Category:

Music

Tags:

• miserlou
• misirlou
• ukelele
• kdus
• bertrand

[killbob234]

avez-vous des onglets de cette chanson? si vous ne pourriez-vous me dire où ils sont? ou l'envoyer à moi?

[KDUS]

sorry no tabs (that's tablature in french), but it is based on the klezmer Magen Avot scale with sometimes an augmented seventh note which makes it sounds more arabic ; to make it simpler : most of the song consists in playing the C minor scale over a G major chord.

[yaffie]

Aww, he wants to be a rockstar.

[KDUS]

been there, done that

[majtom58]

Baritone ukes rule. All the kids out there that waste their time getting frsutrated with a g-tar would be better served starting with a uke. Just remain it petite Tenor G-tar. IMO Congrats.

[nobogroll]

hay man you got a burglar on the stairs or a uke pervert spying on your tabs

[gardengnome41341]

My only request is tabs pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease

[helveticaukes]

Awesome! I love how you really feel the music even as you demonstrate great technical capability--needless to say, I'm envious.

[DarkAvatar1313]

maybe its just the camera angle but when the video started playing I thought you looked like Quentin Tarantino playing.

[pmortimer10]

great right hand technique!

[mytsigns]

Great. Are you in Greece, or NYC?

[bennichols23]

That was awesome. thank ya'

[stodd32]

wow I bet he gets all the chicks in B.F.E

[KDUS]

actually, the transcriptions may vary, especially considering that this song travelled through lots of different traditions ; miserlou is not an uncommon transliteration in the klezmer tradition, but as you point out misirlou as well as misirli are also both used.

[CagalliLacusXD]

It is "Misirlou", not miserlou (Greek: Μισιρλού, "Egyptian Girl"; from Turkish Mısırlı, "Egyptian")