Solo Now! Volume 2 Original Progressive Guitar Solos

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Instrument:	Acoustic Guitar Sheet Music Guitar Solo Sheet Music
Format:	Collection / Songbook

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Cat And Mouse Performed by Peter Batchelar (B.1952)
Roundabout Blue (For Esme Purdie) Performed by Stephen Goss (B.1964)
Beachcomber Performed by Stephen Dodgson (B.1924)
Hopscotch Performed by Vincent Lindsey-clark (B.1956)
Midi (A Genevieve Koole) Performed by Norbert Leclercq (B.1944)
Dream Waltzing Performed by Vincent Lindsey-clark (B.1956)
A Sad Little Thought (For Alf) Performed by Christopher Susans (B.1950)
Lydian Waves (For Mary King) Performed by Stephen Goss (B.1964)
Aeolian Harp Performed by Stephen Goss (B.1964)
Advent Song Performed by Stephen Dodgson (B.1924)
Cowboy In The Saddle Performed by Vincent Lindsey-clark (B.1956)
Hungarian Dance Performed by Timothy Bowers (B.1954)
Anna Magdalena's Dance Performed by Colin Downs (B.1949)
Sarabande Performed by Timothy Bowers (B.1954)
Climbing The Clock-tower Performed by Vojislav Ivanovic (B.1959)
Ducks And Swans Performed by Peter Batchelar (B.1952)
Going For A Spin Performed by Colin Downs (B.1949)
Birthday Cakewalk Performed by David Cottam (B.1951)
Romanza (For Kathy) Performed by Christopher Susans (B.1950)
A Fit Subject Performed by Colin Downs (B.1949)
Circles In The Water Performed by Vincent Lindsey-clark (B.1956)
Fluo Performed by Norbert Leclercq (B.1944)
Whirligig Performed by Steve Waters (B.1951)
The Old Mill Performed by Vojislav Ivanovic (B.1959)
Dunbar Drones (For Robert Underwood) Performed by Stephen Goss (B.1964)

Solo Now! Volume 2 Original Progressive Guitar Solos edited by Richard Wright. For Guitar (Classical). Solos & Duets. Chanterelle. Classic. Beginning. Book. 24 pages. Published by Chanterelle (MB.97477).

ISBN 9780786637805. Classic. 9" x 12" inches.

In this volume 2, the technique of the left hand is used freely. For the left hand there is more double- stopping than volume 1, though many of the pieces still require the use of one finger at a time, with or without the sequential placing of an additional finger.