A collection of real Rock, Pop and acoustic greats that still sound fresh today, all for the acoustic guitarist! This anthology of seventy songs boasts hits by The Small Faces, The Waterboys, Crowded House, Pink Floyd, The Byrds. . . the list goes on! Perfect for all occasions, whether you're seeking that old 60s classic or wishing to quickly and easily expand your repertoire. All songs are arranged for the guitarist with a full chord guide and all the lyrics. / Pop & rock / Date parution : 2005-05-27/ Recueil / Piano, Chant et Guitare

Rural Roots of Bluegrass is a songbook and history book that takes a deep at the roots of bluegrass music: ballads and fiddle tunes of Scots-Irish pioneers black spirituals plantation melodies blues murder ballads sentimental parlor songs from Tin Pan Alley North Carolina banjo styles and gospel songs. This book is richly illustrated with 107 vintage photos and includes history lyrics to 94 songs musical notation chords playing tips and historical sources for each song. Includes profiles on the Bill Clifton Bill Monroe the Blue Sky Boys Bradley Kincaid the Callahan Brothers Carolina Tar Heels the Carter Family Charlie Poole and the North CarolinaRamblers the Coon Creek Girls Earl Scruggs Eck Robertson Ernest V. 'Pop' Stoneman Fiddlin’ Arthur Smith Fiddlin’ John Carson G. B. Grayson & Henry Whitter Jimmie Rodgers Karl and Harty the Lilly Brothers MonroeBrothers the Morris Brothers Riley Puckett Samantha Bumgarner Vernon Dalhart Snuffy Jenkins and Wade & J. E. Mainer. 6' x 9' 180 pages. The perfect companion to the CD 'Rural Roots of Bluegrass.'

Now this piece is really fun! Scored for treble chorus (SSA) with piano and optional string bass and drum set the musical style hearkens to an earlier time but still speaks to us today. Your female singers and your audience will love it.

From our Accent On Youth Series this would be a good opener for a younger grades concert.

A lively secular piece that is just challenging enough for a middle or high school choir to find interesting a good concert pieceFrom the Accent On Youth Series

This musical re-boot of the classic Wesleyan Advent text is very different from other versions. Primal in its energetic approach the piano announces instantly the robust qualities of this theme in minor mode. The slower chant-like middle section offers supreme contrast with layers of unctuous sonority. The brawny opening returns for the final exclamatory ending but not before the decisive tune is heard in canon. Original! Score and Parts (ob solo vn solo vc tamb ratchet) available as a digital download.