Take the Lead Number One Hits

Take the lead on these 8 number one hits carefully slected and edited for flute with chord symbols in concert pitch. The included CD contains full backing tracks professionally arranged and recorded and full demonstration recordings to help you learn the songs.

The Little Black Book Of Christmas Songs is the perfectly pocket-sized collection of cheerful Christmas tunes. Despite its shrunken size there are a whopping 84 Christmas songs included that combinetraditional favourites and carols with the big Christmas popular hits.   Everyone's favourite traditional carols like Away In A Manger Deck The Halls O Come All Ye Faithful and the indomitableWalking In The Air from 'The Snowman' feature in this Little Black Book. However once you've led a sing along with these beautiful traditional tunes it'll be time to bring in the Christmas Eveparty with some more upbeat and fun anthems. Elton John's Step Into Christmas will kick things off before getting into the absolute classics like I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day and Slade's Merry XmasEverybody.    As the party winds down you are sure to get sentimental with Fairytale Of New York and Happy Xmas (War Is Over). Of course you'll be leading all of thesesongs with the book having arranged them for you with complete chord symbols chord boxes and full lyrics for every seasonal song. Such a handy size means the book can be taken with you wherever you need it over the Christmasperiod or just left unassuming among your other music books until December rolls around when it'll be time to gather round and make merry music together.   The great thing about the Little BlackBook series is that they are so simple and easy-to-use. As soon as you want to play one of the huge number of Christmas classics included within you can flick to the right page pick up your Guitar and play there's noneed to set anything up. So check out the Little Black Book Of Christmas Songs right away  it really does lend itself to a group singalong putting the best festive favourites old and new right at your