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Play More Guitar > Level
2
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Coming
to the Guitar ELEMENTARY Level 2 the guitar player will find a
first selection of popular and traditional melodies, which are
made easier with the purpose of helping the player coping first
with the many note positions that are now to be learnt and practiced
on the instrument board.
All pieces are still monophonic and are also meant to be played
in the 1st position as well, including the recurrent use of open
strings.
The involved key signatures reach a maximal number of two accidents
(with the exception of the last four E-major pieces).
The bar times setting makes use of 2/4, 3/4 and 4/4 values: in few
cases a 6/8 composed time signature has been introduced.
The maximal note duration has a value that does not not exceed the
1/16; there are no irregular tuplets displayed in the scores, at
this learning level.
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LEVEL 2
Elementary
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€
9.00
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Guitar Level 2, Elementary
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63 pages
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Aguado Etude
Reichard Bond Song
Silcher F. Ännchen Von Thärau
Traditional Alouette
Traditional Alouette
Traditional When Granpa married Granma
Traditional German Song
Traditional Andrew's Courtyard
Traditional Annie Laurie
Traditional A-roving
Traditional At the Moonshine
Traditional Aya Po
Traditional Believe Me, If All these Endearing Young ...
Traditional Blow the man down
Traditional Bonny Mary of Argyle
Traditional Buffalo gals
Traditional Love Song
Traditional New Year's Song
Traditional Charlie is my Darling
Traditional Dance
Traditional Bliss of Love
Traditional The Locksmith
Traditional Santa Claus
Traditional A Wish
Traditional A German Christmas Carol
Traditional Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes
Traditional Early One Morning
Traditional Gelübde
Traditional Go Tell Aunt Rhody
Traditional Her blond hair has been cut
Traditional Hänsel e Gretel
Traditional Dear Brother, take the small glass
Traditional I have a golden pony
Traditional Isabeau's promenade
Traditional Lillibulero
Traditional Loch Lomond
Traditional Londonderry Air
Traditional the Kings of Baraja
Traditional My Bonnie
Traditional Over the Hills
Traditional First Freezing
Traditional Red river Valley
Traditional Sakura
Traditional On Avignon Bridge
Traditional The Blue Bell of Scotland
Traditional The Mermaid
Traditional The Ministrel Boy
Traditional The Muffin Man
Traditional The Oak and the Ash
Traditional The road to Towyn
Traditional The Uncostant Lover
Traditional The wraggle taggle gypsies
Traditional The Yellow Sheepskin
Traditional The Ash Grove
Traditional Homesickness
Traditional Father Michel
Traditional We built a well fixed house
Traditional Come, Time has come
Traditional Ye Banks and Braes
Traditional Happiness
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