Part 2 of Sheila Nelson's Tetratunes Series.
Stringsongs develops reading skills begun in Tetratunes, by the use of singing and part-playing.

Contents
- Anon: Sound for us
- Traditional: London's burning
- Sheila M. Nelson: Drummer's march
- Traditional: Fiddle and flute
- Anon: Favourite round
- T.H. Bayley: Long, long ago
- Traditional: My dame hath a lame, tame crane
- Thomas Tallis: Tallis' canon
- Sheila M. Nelson: Summer song
- Anon: Summer is a-coming in
- Sheila M. Nelson: Echo dance
- Anon: Ave Maria
- Sheila M. Nelson: Idle cowboy
- Traditional: Three blind mice
- G.F. Handel: Gavotte
- Sheila M. Nelson: I sing when I'm happy
- Philip Hayes: The rose
- Anon: Oh, how lovely is the evening
- Sheila M. Nelson: Rumba time
- John Jenkins: A boat, a boat
- John Arnold: Haste thee, nymph
- L. van Beethoven: The flower wondrous-fair
- John Hilton: Come, follow
- Anon: O my love
- Country dance: The four posted bed
- Johann Strauss: Emperor waltz
- R.A. Eastburn: Little brown jug