Un brillant beginners' DVD qui enseigne la rudimentaire et fundimental compétences et techniques nécessaires pour jouer de la harpe - l'un des plus beaux (et plus facile) des instruments traditionnels. Instructions étape par étape de tout ce que vous devez savoir de la bonne utilisation des boutons de corde, pianoter et fingerpicking techniques et comment choisir les mélodies et jouer des instrus dans les styles des grands joueurs traditionnels. John Sebastian de Lovin ' Spoonful présente son détaillée mais une méthode facile, ce qui est parfaite pour les novices et les débutants comme il enseigne comment tenir la harpe, comment syntonisez, jouer Strum simple et coordonner les doigts et le pouce en fingerpicking pour la première fois. / Harmonica

Par PETERSON MEG. Les chansons dans cet ouvrage sont familiers aux enfants de tous âges. Ils comprennent non seulement des chansons pour enfants traditionnelles, mais aussi des tours, des airs de cow-boy et des chansons de Noël populaires. Ils ont été organisées dans les clés qui sont plus appropriées pour le chant et peuvent être joués dans une variété de styles, en utilisant seulement les mots et les accords qui l'accompagne. Dans les cas où il y a deux versions d'une mélodie particulière, tous deux ont été inclus. Si une version n'est pas bien connue, cependant, la mélodie plus largement utilisée est sélectionnée. Les chansons sont n'écrites en paroles avec les symboles de corde seulement - aucune notation musicale est fournie. / Niveau : Débutant / Children's - Songbooks / Recueil / Guitare ou Ukulélé ou Mandoline ou Banjo et Clavie

In this book and accompanying audio Autoharp hall of famer Evo Bluestein provides a beginning approach to a repertoire of songs and Fiddle tunes popular in old-time and bluegrass circles. Basic rhythm chord accompaniment lyrics and music notation make this book useful for other lead instruments as well including Fiddle Mandolin and Voice. A more advanced approach can be found in Evo Bluestein's book 'Autoharp in Four Easy Steps' published byMel Bay. More books and DVDs are available at www.evobluestein.com.Evo Bluestein is known as an expert player in the style pioneered by the late Autoharp master Kilby Snow. Bluestein has also developed two successful andpopular brands of Autoharp The Evoharp and the Sparrowharp built by two world class Autoharp luthiers. In addition to helping many adults learn music on the Autoharp for over thirty years children in numerous schools havelearned to play and sing using the Autoharp in programs that Bluestein has implemented. He is also an accomplished dance caller teaching folk dance as an independent contractor throughout California schools. Bluestein isco-founder of the California Autoharp Gathering. Includes access to online audio featuring Evo Bluestein.

A collection of 25 traditional melodies written in standard music notation as well as autoharp tablature. Accompaniment chords are indicated. The melody-playing techniques used are explained here in detail. A professional performance audio which provides more than an hour of listening pleasure to all of the tunes, including "Wild Mountain Thyme," "My Luv is Like a Red," "Red Rose," "White Cockade," "Corn Rigs," "Auld Lang Syne" and more. Includes access to online audio.

Gospel music is rooted in the folk tradition of America. It is music from the heart and soul and appears wherever people gather to express their spiritual joy. Folk instruments such as the guitar banjo mandolin ukulele andautoharp lend themselves to this kind of group singing. They can provide simple accompaniments or carry the melody in a small group of a full fledged revival. The autoharp blends in well with the spirit and harmonics of thesehymns. The first section of this book is chorded for simple strumming. The second section is arranged for melody playing with string numbers indicated. A popular collection which includes 69 songs!

This book is an extension of Flatpickin' the Gospels by Steve Kaufman with autoharp arrangements written by Carol Stober. She makes it easy to learn these great gospel tunes on the autoharp! This book can be used to play chordsalong with singing or for playing the melody solo. The arrangements are written as simply as possible to facilitate sight reading so that you do not have to memorize the tune in order to play up to tempo. Complete lyrics areincluded. In notation and tablature.

The songs in this book are familiar to children of all ages. They include not only traditional children's songs but also rounds cowboy tunes and popular Christmas songs. They have been arranged in the keys that are mostsuitable for singing and can be played in a variety of styles using only the words and the accompanying chords. In cases where there are two versions of a particular tune both have been included. If one version is not wellknown however the most widely used melody is selected. The songs are written as lyrics with chord symbols only; no music notation is provided.

Thirty-one Christmas songs from all over the world arranged for autoharp or chromaharp. The arrangements in this book assume that the player had mastered simple strumming techniques and knows the fundamentals of autoharpplaying. Many of the arrangements bring out the richness of the carols through frequent harmonic changes. Chords and lyrics are shown above the melody notes with chords for melody playing below. Most songs in this book arearranged for a 15-chord instrument although some require a 21 or 27-chord model.

The Autoharp Chord Chart And Melody-Playing Tips is the perfect size to fit in your Autoharp case and has all you need to know to play both accompaniment and melody on your Autoharp.AutoharpChord Chart And Melody-Playing Tips includes chord charts for both 15-bar and 21-bar Autoharps and shows all of the chords that are used in the available keys on each instrument. There is also a description of the basictechnique used for melody playing. Included is a copy of Amazing Grace with the chords indicated for both melody and accompaniment playing.Autoharp Chord Chart And Melody-Playing Tips has beenexpertly written by international Autoharp champion Alex Usher.