The Daily Ukulele: Leap Year Edition for Baritone Ukulele: 366 More Great Songs for Better Living Plastic Comb – March 1, 2017

I love the Daily Ukulele books, just not the baritone versions. I've owned the "conventional" GCEA tuning Daily Ukulele for years, and it's a solid value. The baritone edition...not so much. The arrangements on many of the songs sound nothing like the original song. I've found many, if not most, songs actually sound better and more accurate playing them using the GCEA chords. For that reason, if you already own the GCEA books, try them with your baritone first.

This is a book with a wealth of songs that are perfect for personal development and performance. the only problem is there is no table of contents, so you can’t tell what is in the book. What a gaffe! The normal way to use this kind of book is to find a song in the table of contents and then go to that page where it’s located. The only reference in this edition is a table of contents arrangement that displays a few titles at a time, always starting at the beginning. With about 300 pages in the book, this is a useless process.

Great book filled with lots of music from oldies to modern songs for the Baritone Ukulele. Each song shows the chords needed to play the song so this is great for beginners and it’s also a book for seasoned players as well. A lot of ukulele clubs use these books. I also bought “The Daily Ukulele Book” along with the “Leap Year” edition and both books are definitely worth having.

You can't imagine how much fun this book is. It has the full gamut of tunes to interest any player. With the finger charts on every song, it makes it easy to remember the cords. Easy to difficult, something for every level of skill. Nice variety of songs in book, nice binding. You will not be disappointed. I have the first edition before the Leap Year that is even better. Between them both I have an unbelievable gallery of songs to play in just two books. These are the books I keep going back to.

Like the first Daily Ukulele book, this is a great selection of songs, and the presentation of chords at the top of each song is so useful. My only complaint is the binding, which is flattened out in a way that makes it difficult to turn the pages without tearing them, so eventually the pages will detach from the book. With a genuine spiral binding, this would be a five star book for sure.

What a find. What fun to sing the songs in this series. The songs are identical to the Soprano, Concert, Tenor book.They are in the same key with the same chords. EXCEPT, the chord chart at the top of each song is forBaritone fingering. Easy to play both books at the same time in the same room.I have the 365 and 366 Baritone books. Also have the 365 Tenor Kindle and the 366 Baritone Kindle.Would like to mention that the Kindle 366 Baritone edition is more user friendly than the Kindle 365 Tenoredition. Still, you need good eyes to follow the Kindle in either case--Unless.....My solution to mirror the page onto my large screen TV and then everyone is happy. Very easy to read and follow.Thank you

I’ve had a baritone ukulele for about a year and finally purchased this book. As I’m still learning the chords and switching back and forth between standard uke and now also guitar, it makes it so much more pleasant to play along with my group with just a glance at the top of the page for a quick refresher on the chords.

I love playing my baritone uke and this book provides new songs for me to learn. Some are hard for me to play but it gives me a challenge to learn more chords and new songs.

This is a very good music book but it contains many of the songs in its companion so if you buy both many will be duplicatedHowever they do compliment each other so the choice is yours I have both and and am happy with them

I love this Daily Ukulele series of music books. I have both the 365-day and leap year editions for both baritone and standard ukes, as well as several of the smaller editions. I highly recommend these to all avid ukulele players.

One of the two ukulele "bibles" used by local strumming groups. A broad selection of beginner to proficient songs.

Love the baritone chords