Classic Rock for Classical Guitar by Various Acoustic Guitar - Sheet Music
By Various
20044936
Classic Rock for Classical Guitar
20044936
20044936
20044936
Details
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SKU: HL.703633
By Various. Arranged by John Hill. Guitar Solo. Classical, Rock. Softcover. With guitar tablature. 96 pages. Hal Leonard #703633. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.703633).ISBN 9781458451286. UPC: 884088656119. 9.0x12.0x0.238 inches.
20 unique solo guitar arrangements of rock classics in standard notation and tablature, including: Bohemian Rhapsody • Don't Fear the Reaper • Dust in the Wind • Free Bird • Hotel California • Let It Be • Nights in White Satin • Tears in Heaven • Time in a Bottle • Wonderful Tonight • You Are So Beautiful • and more.
- More Than A Feeling
- Don't Fear The Reaper
- Behind Blue Eyes
- Bohemian Rhapsody
- Dust In The Wind
- Free Bird
- Hotel California
- Let It Be
- Nights In White Satin
- Space Oddity
- Tears In Heaven
- Time In A Bottle
- Wonderful Tonight
- You Are So Beautiful
- You've Got A Friend
- Beth
- Have You Ever Seen the Rain?
- The House of the Rising Sun
- Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is a Season)
- A Whiter Shade of Pale
Ratings + Reviews
Based on 3 Reviews
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Nc S.
May 18, 2020
Just misses 5 stars
The arrangements sound great and just the right level for me to play and advance my skills. I would like it to have included chords and lyrics. That would be a 5 star product!
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Gary R.
February 19, 2018
Classic Rock for Classical Guitar
a very good sound for each tune. you learn how to play Rock in a different fashion-emotional
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Anonymous
August 14, 2016
Not for the beginner
Definitely not for the beginner. Which I am, so I won't get much use out of this for awhile. I took one star off because there are no lyrics with music, what a shame! Knowing that I probably wouldn't have bought this book. If I'd been able to see inside a few of the songs and see the complicated TAB for a majority of songs, I would have stayed away from this one. For someone with more experience I'm sure this would be a decent book. For me, it's a little useless at this point.
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