That's A Plenty: Ukulele

This arrangement captures the swagger and wit that made the original a jazz standard while remaining completely accessible on ukulele. The three-page format offers enough material to sound sophisticated without overwhelming players still building their jazz vocabulary.

Playful and poised, with the kind of melodic confidence that feels right at home in a casual jam session or a more polished recital. The tune bounces along with genuine personality, inviting you to find your own voice within its structure.

Ukulele students with solid rhythm reading skills and a taste for jazz standards. This works equally well for players in ensemble settings or building a solo repertoire that moves beyond folk and pop traditions.

• Lean into the syncopated rhythms without rushing; let the swing feel breathe naturally rather than forcing a mechanical interpretation.
• Highlight the melody clearly in the opening statement, then allow the accompaniment patterns to provide movement and color underneath.
• Experiment with dynamics between sections to show form and sustain listener interest across the three pages.

Include this on a recital showcasing jazz standards adapted for ukulele, or pair it with other swing-era tunes to create a thematic set. It also serves as an excellent gateway piece for students curious about jazz interpretation but more comfortable on ukulele than piano or horn.

• Reading jazz chord symbols and chord-melody arrangements
• Playing syncopated rhythms with accuracy and feel
• Interpreting swing articulation on ukulele
• Navigating three-page scores with clear sectional awareness