This book is PERFECT for a young player who's looking the next step after they've nailed the basics of the guitar. This 1st Volume of 10 arrangements of popular nursery rhymes and children's songs takes the player on a journey of progressive techniques. Starting with a basic bass line, you will learn songs with a variety of techniques ranging from arpeggios, to chromaticism, to the basics of percussive guitar.

Notes for each song are included to help the player understand how the arrangement is put together.

Songs include: Fr�re Jacques; The Farmer In The Dell; London Bridge Is Falling Down; Three Little Kittens; Row Row Row Your Boat; Hickory Dickory Dock; The Grand Old Duke of York; Five Little Monkeys Jumping On The Bed; Twinkle Twinkle Little Star; BINGO!

This is a solo guitar arrangement of the 1st Movement of Beethoven's "Moonlight" Sonata. It was arranged in the key of D minor to make it more suitable to the guitar fretboard, which is also a half step higher than the key Beethoven had originally chosen for the piece.

This is a solo classical guitar arrangement of Bach's Cello Suite No.1 (Prelude) in drop D tuning. This version includes guitar tablature and left-hand fingerings .

This is a fantastic solo guitar arrangement of GeorgesBizet's Habanera from Carmen, aka: "Love is a Rebellious Bird"in drop D tuning. This particular version includes guitar tablature along with standard notation including fingerings, bar markings and string designations, throughout.

This is my solo classicalguitar tremolo arrangement of Schubert's ?Ave Maria.? It is still considered in the top three ofmost requested wedding songs. I?ve found that having it arranged as a guitartremolo piece really adds to its impact.

Here?s an arrangement for solo fingerstyle or classicalguitar of the Roberta Flack tune ?Killing Me Softly With His Song.? This arrangement is for the advanced/Intermediateplayer with about 3 plus years of experience. Included in the score are standard notation,tablature and left hand fingering suggestions.

This is aflamenco guitar arrangement of Malague�a, a piano piece written by Cubanpianist/composer Ernesto Lecuona. It was originally adapted for soloSpanish/Flamenco guitar by Carlos Montoya in 1961 and is widely believed tohave been originally written for the guitar. The fact that Lecuona wrote thepiece in the style of Spain is likely what makes the Spanish guitar arrangementfeel like it belongs to the instrument. Another reason for its association withSpanish guitar is the fact that the main melody from the piece was notLecuona?s invention but was taken from the ?Malague�a? flamenco form,originating out of M�laga, Spain, in the 19th century. ?Malague�a,? and themelodic lines associated with it, is one of the traditional styles ofFlamenco/Andalusian music. This rendition is ?in the style of Sabicas,? aSpanish Gypsy guitarist who is considered by many to be one of the finest flamenco sologuitarists of his time. Lecuona?sMalague�a is typically found as a solo piano piece in the key of C# Phrygian,whereas on the guitar, (as is the case with this arrangement) it is normallyarranged in E Phrygian.