CLASSICAL THEMES FOR BANJO

CLASSICAL THEMES FOR BANJOBreak out of the bluegrass mode and expand your horizons with this collection of 20 famous classical melodies arranged for three finger style 5 string banjo. Each piece is written in banjo tab and includes rhythm notation, chord symbols and right hand fingerings. Works include: Air on the G String (Bach) Ave Maria (Schubert) Ave Maria (Gounod) Canon in D (Pachelbel) Fur Elise (Beethoven) In the Hall of the Mountain King (Grieg) Ode to Joy (Beethoven)

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Good Lookin' • Lucille • Mammas Don't Let Your Babies Grow up to Be Cowboys • Okie from Muskogee • Sixteen Tons • Walkin' After Midnight • You Are My Sunshine • and many more

Artist Various Composer Publisher Hal Leonard Series E-Z Play Today Pages 48(07) Language Instrument Electronic Organ|Keyboard Category Piano & Keyboard SubCategory1 Repertoire SubCategory2 Collections Medium Softcover ISBN13 9780793503285 ISBN10 0793503280|0001602095 Dimensions 304x228

Artist Composer Publisher Hal Leonard Series Super Easy Songbook Pages 80(07) Language Instrument Keyboard|Piano Category Songbooks SubCategory1 Compilations SubCategory2 Medium Softcover ISBN13 9781495073892 ISBN13 1495073890 Dimensions 304x228

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