Author: Jin Sheng
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: The guitar originated in ancient Greece and has a history of over two thousand years. It has long been loved by people worldwide. This is not only because it is easy to learn, affordable, and portable, but more importantly, it has a beautiful and unique tone. Moreover, the guitar can simultaneously express melody, harmony, and rhythm, just like the piano, with comprehensive and rich expressive capabilities. The guitar can not only play solo pieces and lead melodies but also handle polyphonic music. It can be used for solo performances, accompaniment, ensemble, and concerto. Various styles of music and songs from all over the world, both ancient and modern, can all be played on the guitar. Therefore, the history of the guitar is ranked alongside the piano and violin as one of the world's three major musical instruments. This book adopts a value-oriented approach, featuring six-line tablature and standard notation for comparison. The selected repertoire includes 80 excellent classical and animated film songs from both China and abroad, compiled into this collection of guitar solos. To facilitate use, a demonstration CD has been recorded, allowing children and teenagers to learn to play correctly under the guidance of a guitar teacher.
Children's Guitar Solos 80 Songs (Includes CD)
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