Stringsongs develop the reading skills begun in Tetratunes, by the use of singing and part-playing, without requiring the more advanced keys or position work. The main aims are developing musicianship, the use of basic bowing skills for interpretation, accurate pitching based on singing and well-understood scales, and the ability to listen to a contrasting part. The edition is part of the Trinity syllabus 2007 for Cello (grades initial & 1).
Content
  - A boat, a boat (Jenkins)
  - Ave Maria (anon)
  - Come, follow (Hilton)
  - Drummer's march (Nelson)
  - Echo dance (Nelson)
  - Emperor Waltz (Strauss)
  - Favourite round (anon)
  - Fiddle and flute (trad)
  - Gavotte (Handel)
  - Haste thee, nymph (Arnold)
  - I sing when I'm happy (Nelson)
  - Idle cowboy (Nelson)
  - Little Brown Jug (Eastburn)
  - London's burning (trad)
  - Long, long ago (Bayley)
  - My dame hath a lame, tame crane (trad)
  - O my love (anon)
  - Oh, how lovely is the evening (anon)
  - Rumba time (Nelson)
  - Sound for us (anon)
  - Summer is a-coming in (anon)
  - Summer song (Nelson)
  - Tallis' canon (Tallis)
  - The flower wondrous-fair (Beethoven)
  - The four posted bed
  - The rose (Hayes)
  - Three blind mice (trad)