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Hal Leonard Corp First 50 Guitar Duets You Should Play
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Hal Leonard Corp First 50 Guitar Duets You Should Play

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(Guitar Collection). If you're new to the guitar, you are probably eager to learn some songs. This book features special arrangements in standard notation of a variety of songs from pop/rock hits and standards to show tunes and movie themes that guitarists can play with a teacher or band. Includes: Chopsticks * Clocks (Coldplay) * Eleanor Rigby (The Beatles) * Game of Thrones Theme * Hallelujah (Leonard Cohen) * Linus and Lucy (from A Charlie Brown Christmas ) * Memory (from Cats ) * Over the Rainbow (from The Wizard of Oz ) * Star Wars (Main Theme) * What a Wonderful World (Louis Armstrong) * You Raise Me Up (Josh Groban) * and many more.

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