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    Guitar Arrangements - 35 Folk & Gospel Songs
    Guitar Arrangements - 35 Folk & Gospel Songs
    Guitar Arrangements - 35 Folk & Gospel Songs
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    Guitar Arrangements - 35 Folk & Gospel Songs

    By Reynhard Boegl and Bettina Schipp

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    Songbook with 35 Folk & Gospel Songs form all over the world for the guitar.
    This collection of songs is notated in tablature and classical music notation. The arrangements are intended to accompany guitar lessons. In this way the song repertoire can be expanded and the dexterity increased. The bass figures give the pieces a harmonious depth and are the perfect training for the thumb.
    The sounds of the pieces are slowly recorded, a well audible metronome supports the rhythmic understanding. The audio files are available online in a sound player with adjustable playback speed.
    Videos explain how to read music, downloads are also available online. Web address and access data in the book.
    For slightly advanced and advanced players.

    LanguageEnglish
    Publishersongbooks.info
    Release dateFeb 2, 2022
    ISBN9798201168551
    Guitar Arrangements - 35 Folk & Gospel Songs
    Author

    Reynhard Boegl

    Reynhard Boegl - since 1984 live and studio musician (harmonica, guitar, vocals), music teacher, sound engineer, graphic artist and lyricist, song and textbook author. Lives and works in Linz / Austria and has published almost 100 song- and textbooks for various instruments.

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      Guitar Arrangements - 35 Folk & Gospel Songs - Reynhard Boegl

      Table of content

      About the songs

      Tuning

      Explanation of the tab

      Sounds - Online

      Auld Lang Syne

      Banks of the Ohio

      Colorado Trail

      Come all you fair and tender ladies

      Dark Eyes

      Down by the Riverside

      Foggy foggy dew

      Frankie and Johnny

      Give me that old time Religion

      Go down, Moses

      Haul away, Joe

      Hava Nagila

      Home on the Range

      I ride an old paint

      Jesse James

      Kalinka

      Kol Dodi

      My old Kentucky Home

      Nobody knows the trouble I've seen

      Old Chisholm Trail

      Old Folks at Home

      On top of old Smoky

      Scarborough Fair

      Sky Boat Song

      Sometimes I feel like a motherless child

      Swing low, swing chariot

      That's what's the matter

      The Ash Grove

      The house of the rising sun

      We shall overcome

      When Johnny comes marching home

      Will the Circle be unbroken?

      Worried man

      Yankee Doodle

      Yellow rose in Texas

      Chord fingerings for Guitar

      Imprint

      More books

      About the songs

      This collection of songs is intended to accompany guitar lessons. In this way the song repertoire can be expanded and the dexterity increased.

      The bass figures give the pieces a harmonious depth and are the perfect training for the thumb. The sounds of the pieces are slowly recorded, an easily audible

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