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My One And Only Love: Ukulele

As performed by Robert Mellin / As performed by Guy Wood

Item: 35-DS00284246

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 2
SKU: 35-DS00284246

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About the Artist: Robert Mellin

Robert Mellin was an accomplished songwriter and composer who contributed to the Great American Songbook during the mid-20th century. His works span popular standards and theatrical music, with compositions that showcase accessible melodic writing and sophisticated harmonic sensibility.

Why we love this

This standard arrives in a ukulele arrangement that captures the song's warmth without oversimplifying it. The two-page format keeps it manageable for students while respecting the melody's inherent sophistication, making it ideal for players ready to step beyond beginner collections.

What to expect

Romantic and intimate, with the gentle insistence of a declaration made softly but earnestly. The harmonic movement gives it a reflective quality that invites players to listen to their own tone and phrasing as they play.

Who it's for

Intermediate ukulele students with solid chord reading skills and melodic awareness. This works well for players transitioning from strictly fingerstyle or strumming patterns into more interpretive playing.

How to get the most out of it

  • Shape the phrase contours by allowing slight breath at the ends of musical sentences; the ukulele sustain will carry the tone longer than you might expect.
  • Balance your left hand fingerings to maintain evenness across the voicings; any tension in the fret hand will muddy the harmonic color.
  • Consider the tempo as an opportunity for expressive choice. A slightly relaxed pace lets the lyrical quality emerge without rushing the harmony.

How to use it

Feature this as a solo standard in a ukulele recital or small ensemble concert. It pairs naturally with other jazz-inflected repertoire and serves as a bridge between casual ukulele playing and more serious musical interpretation.

Skills your students will build

  • Reading chord symbols and jazz voicings specific to ukulele tuning
  • Executing smooth voice leading across harmonic changes
  • Phrasing standards with sensitivity to lyrical content and harmonic rhythm
  • Managing sustain and tone color within the ukulele's dynamic range

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