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Giuliani's 120 Right Hand Studies: Arranged for Ukulele

Edspyhill05

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Anyone have experience with the book "Giuliani's 120 Right Hand Studies: Arranged for Ukulele"?

I'm not sure the Giuliani 120 studies would apply that much to re-entrant tuning. I'm beginning to have a mental picture of the High-G tuning as a three string instrument with the fourth string that adds doubled intervals of high notes (?). I have getting into campanella playing and that may be coloring the way I see the ukulele right now.
 
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I’ve played a few on low G in Jeff Peterson’s course. I feel like 120 would be overkill. They all switch between the same 2 chords.
 
I’ve played a few on low G in Jeff Peterson’s course. I feel like 120 would be overkill. They all switch between the same 2 chords.
Now that I think back, I wasn’t too keen on the studies for classical guitar. Since asking the question I finished designing the right hand finger patterns for a campanella study. At the end of this interesting task my quest was broadened to how design the most logical P I M A fingerings for any study. That’s a question that I need to flesh out with practice.
 
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