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Instruction
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More Minstrel Banjoby Joseph WeidlichThis is the second book in a 3-part series of intabulations of music for the minstrel (Civil War-era) banjo. Adapted from Frank Converse's Banjo Instructor, Without a Master (published in New York in 1865), this book contains a choice collection of banjo solos, jigs, songs, reels, walk arounds, and more, progressively arranged and plainly explained, enabling players to become proficient banjoists. Thorough measure-by-measure explanations are provided for each of the songs, all of which are part of the traditional minstrel repertoire. |
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Muting the GuitarBy David BrewsterThis book/CD pack teaches guitarists how to effectively mute anything! Author David Brewster covers three types of muting in detail: Frethand, Pickhand, and both hands. He provides 65 examples in the book, and 70 tracks on the accompanying CD.
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Nautical Songs for the Ukuleleby Dick SheridanClimb aboard for an exciting musical cruise – unlatch your sea chest, break out the ukulele, and cast off with 62 songs of oceans, rivers, canals, lakes and bays. Songs include: Anchors Aweigh, Blow the Man Down, Cape Cod Girls, The Erie Canal, Goodbye My Lover, Haul Away Joe, Irish Rover, My Bonnie, Over the Waves, Sailor’s Hornpipe, Sloop John B., Mermaid Song, Michael, Row the Boat Ashore, Sailing, Sailing, and many more. |
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New Directions Around the Drumsby Mark HamonEndorsed by notables like Hal Blaine, Peter Erskine, Jim Chapin, and more, this book features a comprehensive, non-rudimental approach to the drumset for beginners to professionals! It combines straight drum-to-drum patterns with cross-sticking configurations, and includes open-ended free-style drum patterns for use as solos and fills. |
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Old Time Radio Music Themes for Ukuleleby Dick SheridanThis unique collection features 37 selections with reference to many more from radio's golden age presented in standard notation and tablature. It includes a sampling of best-loved and well remembered radio broadcasts and their theme songs spanning the years from 1930-1950. It includes extensive background information, commentaries, and a look at comedies, sitcoms, juvenile adventures, soap operas, mysteries, horrors and suspense, Westerns, dramas, musical and variety shows, and jingles and premiums. This collection also includes audio files for listening and play-along fun for soprano, concert and tenor ukuleles. |
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