Finger Picking Solos Method

Sheet Music
Voicing/Format Guitar
Composer Schmid, Will
Publisher Hal Leonard Publishing Corp
Series Stylistic Method

Price: $9.99

Not Available for Digital Delivery

Catalog #00699210

UPC code: 073999992106

See Table of Contents (18)

A simplified approach to learning the art of playing finger picking solos which combine melody with finger picks. Written for the intermediate-level guitarist, this book includes both standard notation and tablature.

Title	Artist	Composer
BLACKBIRD
COLOURS
EASY COLORADO BLUES
EVERY BREATH YOU TAKE	POLICE,THE	SUMNER,G.M.
FAREWELL TO TARWAITHIE
FIELD BEHIND THE PLOW
FREIGHT TRAIN		JAMES/WILLIAMS/COTTO
I KNOW WHERE I'M GOIN' (GOING)
I KNOW WHERE I'M GOING
LEAVIN' OF LIVERPOOL
MULL OF KINTYRE
ODE TO JOY		BEETHOVEN
SILENT NIGHT
SKIP TO MY LOU
SOMETIMES I FEEL LIKE A MOTHERLESS CHILD
STREETS OF LONDON
TURN TURN TURN (TO EVERYTHING THERE IS A	BYRDS,THE	SEEGER/ECCLESIASTES
WATER IS WIDE,THE

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