The Wilma Ferrel Collection consists of popular Hawaiian style music that is arranged for steel guitar. Ferrel acquired and used the sheet music to take notes for introductory steel guitar courses.

Wilma Ferrel lived in Columbus, Ohio where she acquired this sheet music. Ferrel used both the tablature and standard sheet music to learn the popular music of the time. At the beginning of the 20th century Hawaiian style music grew in popularity in America. Around this time Harry G. Stanley founded the Oahu Publishing Company. The Oahu Publishing Company published popular Hawaiian style music. The company survived until a short time after Stanley's passing in 1965. The Oahu Publishing Company was headquarted in Cleveland, Ohio and distributed many of the sheet music pieces collected by Ferrel. Ferrel acquired and used the sheet music to take notes for introductory steel guitar courses.

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