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Faber Piano Adventures Adult Piano Adventures: Classics Book 2
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£9.49
Hal Leonard Europe Limited The Little Black Book Of Beatles Songs For
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£14.24
Boosey & Hawkes Music Publishers Ltd Jigs, Reels & Hornpipes: Traditional Fiddle Music
Book SynopsisThe full range of traditional fiddle repertoire is now at your fingertips! Using these generous collections, you can create your own ceilidh, barn dance, jazz club or Sarajevo street-café. Some of this music is familiar, some more exotic, but all of it is absolutely authentic, faithfully arranged and, above all, hugely enjoyable.Each title in the series is available in two formats: the Violin Edition (with an optional easy violin part and guitar chords); or the Complete Edition, which also includes both keyboard and violin accompaniments. Either format is hugely flexible, which means the music can be played as solos, duets or trios as well as with larger ensembles.Edward Huws Jones has travelled extensively researching fiddle-playing traditions. In each book he explains the background of the particular musical style, giving his own suggestions for a lively performance.Instrumentation:violin (2 violins) and piano, guitar ad libitum
£17.99
Hal Leonard Europe Limited Absolute Beginners: Acoustic Guitar
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£12.99
Trinity College London Press Trinity College London Violin Exam Pieces from
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£16.86
Alfred Publishing Co Inc.,U.S. Suzuki Violin School 3
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£13.46
Faber Piano Adventures Piano Adventures All-In-Two Primer Lesson/Theory:
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£13.05
Fox Chapel Publishing Violin Making, Second Edition Revised and
Book SynopsisUtilising fewer tools, this manual makes the violinmaking process easy for the everyday crafter. Using step-by-step instructions and hundreds of detailed drawings and colour photographs, the obscure language and unfamiliar techniques of instrument-making are given a populist overhaul in this newly revised and expanded resource. Requiring only basic tools and everyday woods, aspiring luthiers can begin each new project with full-size component cut-outs, which are included for each instrument piece. An inspiring full-colour gallery of violins made by other amateur crafters is also included. From cutting and shaping each piece to assembly and performance, the theory that only elite crafters can make wood instruments is debunked.Trade ReviewPacked with full-size patterns, step-by-step instructions - a nice departure from the usual use of photographs - you too can craft a wonderful instrument.I suspect that the book that Bruce Ossman has written, is the book he wishes he had available to him when he first fell in love with the violin while a student at Penn State University in the 1950s. It wasn't long before he self-taught himself to make his first instrument. As the sub-title of the book indicates, this book is not intended for the serious luthier making concert level instruments. Ossman's book is aimed at the average woodworker or motivated musician wishing to build a decent sounding, playable violin on his or her first attempt. The book begins with an overview of the entire 30-step building process utilizing many line drawings and sparse text. It's an excellent way to convey, to the novice builder, the violin in its deconstructed state and the logical sequence of steps necessary to pull it all together. This is followed by a gallery of color photos of the work of five makers, some amateurs and some professional. If one needs some inspiration before beginning a project, this section will provide it. The first chapter is devoted to the violin's anatomy and acoustics. Although there is enough literature on these topics alone to float a battleship, Ossman manages to cover the absolute bare-bone basics in just a few pages. The second chapter covers the materials which go into a violin as well as some of the preparatory steps necessary to build an instrument, including the fashioning of some simple tools like spool clamps, the body form and carving table. However, the discussion of tone woods, which one would expect in almost any other book on violin making, is almost non-existent here. The author's focus is definitely on construction. The heart of the book is chapter three, where Ossman takes the builder through the nuts and bolts of building a violin. He relies on a great many line drawings and straightforward text. Being so brief, there is no room for an in-depth discussions of why he opted for one method, approach, or material over any number of other options available to him. For example, the matter of finish is a topic about which countless books, articles, and scientific papers have been written, but Ossman simply instructs the builder to apply several coats of varnish with a sanding between coats. That's it. Still, he knows that if the reader follows his instructions, the end result will be a decent instrument, first time out. The appendix includes templates and full-sized plans, some of which are printed over two facing pages with the binding down the middle, but with registration marks so that when photocopied at full-size, they can be taped together. There is no instrument which is more steeped in mythology and lore than the violin, where grown men and women swear that the best instruments are made by the light of the August Moon, using 100 year old German spruce, harvested from the leeward sides of mountains and finished with shellac using some approximation of Stradivarius's mysterious recipe. Serious luthiers like these can discuss ad nauseum the merits of absolutely any aspect of the violin from the shape of the f-holes, to the types of strings used, to the glues employed, to the placement of the sound-post, and more. This is a different kind of book. For the first time builder, there is much to be said for Ossman's straightforward approach, where he has avoided many of the kinds of issues that more experienced builders delight in debating, but which might distract the novice from simply getting on with it.
£13.49
Hal Leonard Corporation Earl Scruggs And The Five String Banjo
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£29.74
Hal Leonard Corporation The Hal Leonard Classical Guitar Method
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£15.19
Faber Music Ltd More Technique Takes Off Violin
Book SynopsisA collection of duets and studies that offers intermediate violinists a way to improve their technique.Trade ReviewThis is great stuff! I really like Mary Cohen’s teaching material, and what’s more, so do my students. As usual her use of exciting violin techniques, combined with thought provoking titles, gets the student thinking and using their imaginations in these intermediate violin duets and studies to develop vibrato, shifting and double stopping. She explores vibrato, glissandi and long flowing bows in Asleep in the Hammock, pizzicato bowing and left hand pizzicato in On the Spot and the clever use of a pizzicato ostinato line A Passing Passacaglia duet. Lots of dynamics and bowing indications are given to keep the student on their toes and in the latter half of Clouds of Blossom she suggests you work out your own possibilities for fingering and dynamics. I especially like her suggestions at the beginning of each piece, which remind the student (or parent) what it was all about when they get home. European String Teachers Association, Winter 2006Table of ContentsIntrada (Duet); Intrada (Solo); Asleep In The Hammock (Duet); Weaving Song (Duet); On The Spot (Duet); A Passing Passacaglia (Duet); Quite A Character (Duet); Quite A Character (Solo); Sarabande And Double (Duet); Clouds Of Blossom Are Mirrored In The Lake (Solo); Forget-Me-Not Rag (Duet); Far Distant.. (Duet); Far Distant..(Solo); Catch (Duet)
£8.50
Faber Music Ltd Never Forget The Ultimate Collection
Book SynopsisCreated in 1990, in the days before aggressive marketing, before pop as a tabloid staple, before infinite music channels and pop's new 24-hour nerve centre, the Internet, Take That seduced the nation.Table of ContentsNever Forget; Back For Good; How Deep Is Your Love; Pray; Relight My Fire; Everything Changes; Babe; Sure; It Only Takes A Minute; A Million Love Songs; Could It Be Magic; Why Can’t I Wake Up With You; Love Ain’t Here Anymore; I Found Heaven; Promises; Once You’ve Tasted Love; Today I’ve Lost You
£15.19
Faber Music Ltd This Is The Life
Book SynopsisA songbook that includes the songs from the debut album of Scottish teen singer-songwriter Amy MacDonald arranged for piano, voice and guitar. It includes four pages of colour photographs.Table of ContentsMr Rock'n' Roll; This Is The Life; Poison Prince; Youth Of Today; Run; Let's Start A Band; Barrowland Ballroom; L.A.; A Wish For Something More; Footballer's Wife; The Road To Home; Pound; Body Breakdown; Cry for Eternity; The Flame of Youth; Trail of Broken Hearts
£15.19
Faber Music Ltd Muse Guitar Songbook
Book SynopsisMuse Guitar Songbook contains twenty-eight accurate guitar transcriptions of their classic guitar songs, including Starlight, Madness and Uprising. All songs are transcribed for guitar and voice in standard notation and tablature.Table of ContentsAssassin; Big Freeze; Bliss; Cave; Citizen Erased; Deadstar; Exo-Politics; Falling Away With You; Falling Down; Guiding Light; Hyper Chondriac Music; Hyper Music; Hysteria; Knights Of Cydonia; Liquid State; Micro Cuts; MK Ultra; Muscle Museum; New Born; Plug In Baby; Starlight; Stockholm Syndrome; Supermassive Black Hole; Supremacy; Time Is Running Out; Unintended; Unnatural Selection; Uprising.
£19.80
Faber Music Ltd 80 Graded Studies for Violin Book 2
Book Synopsis80 Graded Studies for Violin Book 2 is a must-have resource for teachers and students. Contains a broad selection of repertoire in a variety of styles, including well-established technical studies, folk, jazz and contemporary works plus some original compositions.
£9.49
Faber Music Ltd The Sheku KannehMason Cello Collection
Book SynopsisTable of ContentsAprès un rêve (Fauré); Ave Maria (Schubert); Blow the Wind Southerly (Traditional); Cello Concerto No.1: Cadenzas (Haydn); Elegie (Rachmaninoff); Evening of Roses (Hadar); Hallelujah (Leonard Cohen); In the Bleak Midwinter (Holst); Melody (Sheku Kanneh-Mason); No Woman No Cry (Ford); Scarborough Fair (Traditional); Sicilienne (Paradis); Song of the Birds (Casals); Theme and Variations (Sheku Kanneh-Mason)
£15.19
Hal Leonard Europe Limited A Tune A Day For Violin Book Three
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£9.99
Hal Leonard Europe Limited Metallica Ride The Lightning Guitar Tab Edition
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£20.25
Alfred USA Star Wars Instrumental Solos Movies IVI Flute
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£16.14
Alfred USA Ultimate Movie Instrumental Solo
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£18.00
Hal Leonard Europe Limited Guitar Case Chord Book
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£999.99
John Wiley & Sons Inc Ukulele For Dummies
Book SynopsisTable of ContentsIntroduction 1 About This Book 1 Foolish Assumptions 2 Icons Used in This Book 2 Beyond the Book 3 Where to Go from Here 3 Part 1: Getting Started with the Ukulele 5 Chapter 1: Exploring the Ukulele 7 Understanding the Uke’s Advantages 7 Loving the sound 8 Joining a vibrant community 8 Appreciating the uke’s practicality 8 Sizing Up the Ukulele 10 Meeting the family: Daddy uke, mummy uke, and baby uke 11 Deciding which uke is best for you 11 Taking a Tour: The Anatomy of the Ukulele 11 Becoming a Well-Versed Ukulele Player 15 Strumming along to hula in Hawaii 15 Swinging and picking across the USA 16 Rockin’ and rollin’, and getting down with the blues 17 Diversifying into ever more styles 17 Chapter 2: Tuning Up to Sound Great 19 Knowing Some Musical Terms 20 Notes as letters 20 Half steps and whole steps 20 Chords and scales 21 Major and minor 21 Pitching into Tuning Basics 22 Unravelling Tunings for Your Instrument 22 Exploring the most common tuning: gCEA 23 Using other tunings 24 Choosing a Tuning Method 24 Going hi-tech: Tuning with an electronic tuner 25 Listening and repeating: Tuning to the audio track 26 Stringing along: Tuning to a guitar 26 Seeing in black and white: Tuning to a piano or keyboard 26 Tuning your uke to itself 27 Chapter 3: Discovering How to Handle Your Ukulele 29 Holding On to Your Ukulele 29 Positioning yourself to play 30 Standing up 31 Sitting down 31 Holding your uke left-handed 32 Developing Your Strumming 32 Strumming in the right spot 33 Strumming in the right way 34 Refusing to use a pick! 34 Pressing On to Fretting 35 Positioning your fretting hand 35 Locating where to fret 36 Discovering how strongly to fret 36 Adjusting when things don’t sound right 37 Playing and pain 37 Part 2: Starting Out with Chords and Strumming 39 Chapter 4: Playing Your First Ukulele Chords and Songs 41 Playing Music without Reading Music 42 Reading chord diagrams 42 Deciphering chord diagrams for lefties 44 Playing a Song Using Two Chords 44 Creating a C chord 44 Fingering an F chord 45 Starting your first song: “Li’l Liza Jane” 46 Developing Your First Strumming Patterns 47 Using strumming notation 48 Filling in with ups and downs 48 Finding an easy way to follow rhythms 49 Discovering Seventh Chords 51 Getting to grips with G7 51 Adding the E7 chord 52 Taking off with your second song: “I’ll Fly Away” 53 Practicing Minor Chords 55 Attempting A minor 55 Moving on to D minor 56 Majoring in E minor 56 Playing your first minor-chord song 57 Chapter 5: Drumming Up More Strumming Patterns 59 Pocketing the Ever-Useful Swiss Army Strum 59 Adding Pep with Some Strumming Variations 64 Changing chords within bars 64 Strumming strongly and weakly 65 Introducing the time signature 66 Checking out chnks 71 Strumming for Various Genres 72 Getting down with blues strumming: The shuffle 72 Becoming upbeat about the reggae off-beat 73 Rocking without strumming 75 Rolling your strums 76 Deciding on an Appropriate Strumming Pattern 77 Chapter 6: Meeting the Chords and Their Families 79 Getting to Know Chord Families 79 Practicing the Three-Chord Trick: The I–IV–V Progression 80 Fingering Barre Chords 82 Going flat-out for B flat 82 Deciding to play D7 85 Playing B minor 85 Moving Chord Shapes 87 Budging up barre chords 87 Discovering new moveable chord shapes 88 Inviting Round More Chord Families 92 Geeing up the G chord family 93 Finding out about the F chord family 94 Playing according to the A chord family 94 Discovering the D chord family 95 Easing the Chord Changes 95 Changing D and A the easy way 96 Refingering E minor 96 Shuffling B7 97 Breezing through D7 97 Part 3: Picking and Single-Note Playing 99 Chapter 7: Coming to Grips with Tabs and Notation 101 Tapping into Tabs 101 Stringing notes along in tabs 102 Fretting notes in tab 102 Sequencing notes in tab 103 Playing simultaneous notes in tab 103 Chording in tab 104 Strumming in tab 104 Reading Rhythms 104 Splitting into quarter notes 105 Holding on for half and whole notes 106 Dividing further: Eighth and sixteenth notes 106 Dotting and tying notes 107 Resting and Repeating 109 Taking a rest 109 Repeating and repeating 110 Putting Everything Together 112 Starting with a simple tune 112 Moving up the neck 113 Shifting positions 113 Chapter 8: Discovering Fingerpicking Patterns 117 Introducing the Fingerpicking Technique 118 Picking Up Some Picking Patterns 120 Getting the lowdown on the up pattern 120 Rising and falling: The up and down pattern 123 Playing all together: The simultaneous picking pattern 123 Thumbing around: The alternate picking pattern 125 Chapter 9: Combining Melodies and Chords When Playing Solo 131 Strumming Melody and Chords Together 131 Thumb-strumming the melody 132 Using up strums 134 Strumming between the melody 134 Finger-strumming the melody 137 Picking Out Melodies and Chords 139 Faking a strum 139 Fingerpicking to combine melody and chords 139 Chapter 10: Picking Up Some Soloing Techniques 141 Getting Articulated on the Frets 141 Hammering-on 142 Pulling-off 143 Sliding between notes 144 Bending notes 147 Producing vibrato 149 Putting everything together 150 Picking Your Way to Great Solos 150 Being all fingers and thumbs (in a good way!) 151 Picking alternately: The running man 151 Using a pick 151 Strum blocking 152 Inventing Solos the Easy Way 153 Soloing using chord shapes 153 Playing all the chord shapes 153 Soloing with scales 154 Part 4: Discovering Genres and Styles 157 Chapter 11: Rocking Out with Your Uke 159 Rocking Out with Chords 159 Keeping it simple: Three-chord punk 160 Adding a fourth chord 160 Powering up with 5 chords 160 Building tension: Suspended chords 161 Strumming Rock and Punk Rhythms 162 Bo Diddling 162 Iggy Popping 163 Making Your Uke Talk: Soloing Tips 163 Phrasing like speaking 164 Articulating questions and answers 164 Moving up the fretboard for tension and release 164 Chapter 12: Playing the Blues to Lift Your Spirits 167 Playing Blues Chord Progressions 168 Performing a simple 12-bar blues 168 Varying the 12-bar blues 168 Shuffling the blues 172 Turning the Blues Around 176 Leading the Blues 178 Soloing with the Blues Scale 179 Discovering the first position blues scale 180 Using the second position blues scale 180 Scaling the heights with solos 181 Chapter 13: Saying “Aloha” to the Hawaiian Style 185 Strumming in the Hawaiian Way 185 Turning Around, Hawaiian-Style 188 Progressing to the Hawaiian turnaround 188 Soloing the Hawaiian turnaround 189 Stretching Out to Play “Alekoki” 190 Chapter 14: Jazzing Up Your Uke Playing 193 Turning Around, Jazz-Style 193 Using Hot Jazzy Chords 195 Strumming in That Jazzy Way 196 Playing a ragtime tune 196 Hitting the split stroke 198 Chapter 15: Strumming Up the Jawaiian Style 201 Starting Up Some Jawaiian Strumming 202 Practicing the touch strum 202 Drumming up the thumb ’n’ strum style 203 “Jamming” with Bob Marley 205 Chapter 16: Getting Classy: Classical Masterpieces for Ukulele 207 Strumming Up the Classics 207 Picking the Classics — Classical Guitar Pieces for Ukulele 210 Playing Campanella Style 213 Chapter 17: Ukuleleing the Holidays 217 Playing the Twelve Days 217 Ringing in the New Year with “Auld Lang Syne” 219 Making a Noise with “Silent Night” 220 Part 5: Buying and Looking After Your Ukulele 223 Chapter 18: Weighing Up Your Options When Buying a Ukulele 225 Buying Your First Uke 225 Assessing how much to spend 226 Picking a size 226 Avoiding problems 227 Deciding Where to Buy 227 Buying from a shop 227 Purchasing online 228 Obtaining Your Second (and Third, Fourth, Fifth ) Ukulele 228 Thinking about solid versus laminated 229 Considering types of wood 229 Plugging In: Electric Ukuleles 231 Lowering the Tone: Bass Ukuleles 232 Chapter 19: Splashing Out on Essentials and Accessories 233 Picking the Right Strings 233 Getting Hold of Optional Accessories 234 Clipping on a tuner 234 Bagging a case 235 Recording your performance 235 Leaving it standing up or hanging down? 236 Strapping on your uke 236 Capturing the right capo 236 Feeling for a pick 237 Going Mobile 238 Finding uke chords 238 Tuning up 238 Keeping time with a metronome 239 Recording tunes 239 Chapter 20: Restringing, Maintaining, and Adjusting Your Uke 241 Restringing Your Ukulele 241 Deciding when to restring 242 Removing the strings 242 Tying the strings at the bridge 243 Looping the strings round the tuning pegs 245 Stretching the strings 246 Maintaining Your Ukulele 246 Cleaning after playing 247 Storing your ukulele 247 Tackling humidity 247 Diagnosing and Solving Uke Problems 248 Adjusting strings that go out of tune 248 Deciding that the strings are too high: Lowering the action 248 Fixing a buzzing sound: Raising the action 249 Fighting against out-of-tune strings high up the fretboard 250 Part 6: The Part of Tens 251 Chapter 21: Ten Ukulele Players to Know 253 Ernest Ka‘ai (1881–1962) 253 May Singhi Breen (1895–1970) 254 Roy Smeck (1900–1994) 254 George Formby (1904–1961) 255 The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain (1985–) 255 Israel Kamakawiwo‘ole (1959–1997) 256 Jake Shimabukuro (1976–) 256 Amanda Palmer (1976–) 257 James Hill (1980–) 258 Zach Condon (1986–) 258 Chapter 22: Ten Ways to Get Involved in the Ukulele Scene 259 Joining a Ukulele Club 260 Visiting a Ukulele Festival 260 Making a Video 261 Playing Live 261 Going Online 262 Spreading the Uke News 262 Entering a Contest 262 Teaching Someone 263 Writing Your Own Songs 263 Seeing a Show 264 Chapter 23: Ten (or So) Tips for Improving Your Playing 265 Playing Very Slowly 265 Refusing to Rush Things 266 Recording Yourself 266 Playing with and for Others 267 Practicing in Sections 267 Knowing When to Stop Practicing 267 Stealing from Everyone 268 Varying Your Inversions and Verying Your Invarsions 268 Opening Your Ears 269 Enjoying Yourself 269 Busting a Rut 270 Chapter 24: Ten Greatest Ukulele Chords 271 Invigorating C (with a High Note) 272 Shimmering A Minor 7 (High Up) 272 Melancholy F Major 7 273 Complex G9 273 Chilled Out G6 274 The “Hawaiian” D7 274 Uncomfortable A Augmented 7 275 Jazzy C9 276 Menacing F Minor 9 276 Nostalgic E Diminished 7 277 Part 7: Appendixes 279 Appendix A: Chord Charts 281 Appendix B: Reading Standard Musical Notation 285 Appendix C: Audio Tracks 291 Index 297
£18.69
Alfred Music Suzuki Violin School Volume 6
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£22.49
Hal Leonard Corporation Hal Leonard Guitar Music Theory
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£15.19
Hal Leonard Corporation The Frank Zappa Guitar Book
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£35.99
Hal Leonard Corporation The Beatles for Violin Duet
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£15.19
Faber Piano Adventures Piano Adventures Technique & Artistry Level 3A:
Book Synopsis(Faber Piano Adventures ). The Level 3A Technique & Artistry Book combines two essential elements of pianism technical skill and artistic performance. This smooth, integrated approach builds basic elements of piano technique, always directed toward an artistic goal. Four effective "Technique Secrets" focus on nuanced gestures of the hand and wrist, as well as pedaling. Targeted exercises and etudes lead to expressive, musical performance of the Artistry Magic pieces.
£7.99
Hal Leonard Corporation The Ultimate Bass Songbook
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£23.39
Chester Music Islands - Essential Einaudi: A Selection of Songs
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£18.04
Hal Leonard Corporation Lana Del Rey: Born to Die
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£17.09
Hal Leonard Europe Limited The Complete Acoustic Blues Guitar Method
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£21.59
Hal Leonard Europe Limited The Complete Guitar Player: Acoustic Songbook
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£19.79
Hal Leonard Europe Limited The Complete Guitar Player: Rock Songbook
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£19.79
Hal Leonard Europe Limited Playalong 20/20 Violin: 20 Easy Pop Hits
Book Synopsis(Music Sales America). 20 top contemporary pop songs are included in melody line format in these folios, along with audio demonstration and backing tracks for each song available for download. Songs include: All of Me * Jar of Hearts * Just Give Me a Reason * Last Friday Night * Let It Go * Say Something * A Sky Full of Stars * Someone Like You * Titanium * 22 * What Makes You Beautiful * and more.
£16.14
Boosey & Hawkes Music Publishers Ltd Jazz, Blues and Ragtime: Traditional Fiddle Music
Book SynopsisThe full range of traditional fiddle repertoire is now at your fingertips! Using these generous collections, you can create your own ceilidh, barn dance, jazz club or Sarajevo street-café. Some of this music is familiar, some more exotic, but all of it is absolutely authentic, faithfully arranged and, above all, hugely enjoyable.Each title in the series is available in two formats: the violin edition (with an optional easy violin part and guitar chords); or the complete edition, which also includes both keyboard and violin accompaniments. Either format is hugely flexible, which means the music can be played as solos, duets or trios as well as with larger ensembles.Edward Huws Jones has travelled extensively researching fiddle-playing traditions. In each book he explains the background of the particular musical style, giving his own suggestions for a lively performance.Instrumentation:violin (2 violins) and piano, guitar ad libitum
£19.99
Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music Cello Exam Pieces from 2024, ABRSM Grade 3, Cello
Book SynopsisThis book contains nine pieces from ABRSM's Grade 3 Cello syllabus from 2024, three pieces chosen from each of Lists A, B and C - ideal for both Practical and Performance Grade exams. The pieces have been carefully selected to offer an attractive and varied range of styles, creating a collection that provides an excellent source of repertoire to suit every performer. The book also contains helpful footnotes and, for those preparing for exams, useful syllabus information. An edition with piano accompaniment and audio is also available - it includes downloadable recordings of all nine pieces, plus piano accompaniment tracks.
£10.10
Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music Cello Exam Pieces from 2024, ABRSM Grade 5, Cello
Book SynopsisThis book contains nine pieces from ABRSM's Grade 5 Cello syllabus from 2024, three pieces chosen from each of Lists A, B and C - ideal for both Practical and Performance Grade exams. The pieces have been carefully selected to offer an attractive and varied range of styles, creating a collection that provides an excellent source of repertoire to suit every performer. The book also contains helpful footnotes and, for those preparing for exams, useful syllabus information. An edition with piano accompaniment and audio is also available - it includes downloadable recordings of all nine pieces, plus piano accompaniment tracks.
£10.88
Rockschool Ltd Rockschool Acoustic Guitar Debut (2019)
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£17.09
Trinity College London Press Trinity College London Violin Exam Pieces from
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£17.91
Trinity College London Press Trinity College London Violin Exam Pieces from
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£20.38
Trinity College London Press Trinity College London Violin Exam Pieces from
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£21.33
Hal Leonard Europe Limited The Best Of Bon Jovi
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£21.59
Hal Leonard Europe Limited Hours With The Masters 2
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£11.78
Omnibus Press The Police - Greatest Hits
Book SynopsisFeatures all 30 greatest hits from the album arranged for guitar tab and complete with full lyrics.
£22.49
Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music Violin Scales & Arpeggios, ABRSM Grade 4: from
Book SynopsisThis new edition contains all the scales and arpeggios required for ABRSM's Grade 4 Violin exam. Includes all Grade 4 scales and arpeggios for the revised syllabus from 2012, with bowing patterns and suggested fingering, along with a helpful introduction including advice on preparing for the exam.
£8.22
Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music Violin Scales & Arpeggios, ABRSM Grade 5: from
Book SynopsisThis new edition contains all the scales and arpeggios required for ABRSM's Grade 5 Violin exam. Includes all Grade 5 scales and arpeggios for the revised syllabus from 2012, with bowing patterns and suggested fingering, along with a helpful introduction including advice on preparing for the exam.
£8.22
Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music Violin Scales & Arpeggios, ABRSM Grade 7: from
Book SynopsisThis new edition contains all the scales and arpeggios required for ABRSM's Grade 7 Violin exam. Includes all Grade 7 scales and arpeggios for the revised syllabus from 2012, with bowing patterns and suggested fingering, along with a helpful introduction including advice on preparing for the exam.
£9.34
Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music Cello Specimen Sight-Reading Tests, ABRSM Grades
Book SynopsisThis volume contains valuable practice material for candidates preparing for ABRSM Cello exams, Grades 1-5. Includes many specimen tests for the revised sight-reading requirements from 2012, written in attractive and approachable styles and representative of the technical level expected in the exam.
£10.88
