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Solo Guitar Guitar
SKU: HL.699687
By Various. Guitar Solo. Country, Fingerstyle. With guitar tablature. 48 pages. Hal Leonard #699687. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.699687).ISBN 9780634093418. UPC: 073999996876. 9.0x12.0x0.127 inches.
17 songs arranged for solo guitar in standard notation and tablature: Always on My Mind • Crazy • Green Green Grass of Home • He Stopped Loving Her Today • I Walk the Line • King of the Road • Tennessee Waltz • Your Cheatin' Heart • and more.
- Always on My Mind
- Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain
- By The Time I Get To Phoenix
- Could I Have This Dance
- Crazy
- Green Green Grass Of Home
- Have I Told You Lately That I Love You
- He Stopped Loving Her Today
- He'll Have To Go
- I Walk The Line
- I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry
- King Of The Road
- Make The World Go Away
- Oh, Lonesome Me
- Tennessee Waltz
- You Are My Sunshine
- Your Cheatin' Heart
Ratings + Reviews
Based on 4 Reviews
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Dennis A.
February 21, 2024
Great
Easy but challenging arragements
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Don
August 07, 2018
Requires adaptation
[Note: This is my second comment about this book.]Singers who are not tenors or sopranos will have to sing most of the songs an octave lower than written. Guitar notation is an octave lower than for piano, so women can sing the notes as sounded on the guitar. Men will need to sing an octave lower than that. In that case, the lowest note is often the G in the second octave below middle C (i.e., 6th string, 3rd fret), but some go down to E (6th string, open). A couple go down to D, in which a capo can be used. Alternatively, those 2 could be sung as written (for guitar), but would then be noticeably higher than the pitch at which they are usually sung.
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Don
August 05, 2018
Impractical for singers
The keys are apparently selected solely for ease of fingerpicking. The vocal notes are beyond the range of most singers. Most of the songs go to up the G above middle C (for the male voice), and even to the A. One goes down to the D almost 2 octaves below middle C. At least you can use a capo for that one.
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Lissa
April 07, 2010
Great Book !!
Vey happy with the material in this book clear,well written true to the orignal tunes.Makes me want to practice !
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