Christmas Favorites for Solo Guitar
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Learn great flatpicking solos on 30 wonderful Christmas and Holiday tunes! Aimed at beginning and intermediate guitarists, this collection of traditional Holiday favorites will be a great addition to any guitarist's repertoire. Most solos use the basic bluegrass/folk “bass note/strum” technique with melodies integrated into known chord patterns. Others feature “the arpeggio strum,” a beautiful chord melody technique. Explore transposing solos from one key to another, changing and mixing meter (3/4 to 4/4), soloing in more than one octave, playing a solo with others as a round, and more! Sing and play all your favorite carols and Christmas songs in the flatpicking/bluegrass style. Included audio CD has all solos played at slow and regular speeds. Standard notation and tablature. • Learn great flatpicking solos on 30 wonderful Christmas and Holiday tunes! • For beginning and intermediate guitarists • Use the basic “bass note/strum” technique • Melodies integrated into known chord patterns • Learn “the arpeggio strum,” a beautiful chord melody technique • Practice transposing solos from one key to another • Practice changing and mixing meter (3/4 to 4/4) • Learn soloing in more than one octave • Playing a solo with others as a round • Sing and play all your favorite carols and Christmas songs • A great addition to any guitarist's repertoire Song List: Angels We Have Heard on High Auld Lang Syne Away in a Manger Bring a Torch, Jeanette, Isabella Children Go Where I Send Thee Deck the Hall Ding Dong Merrily on High Go Tell It on the Mountain God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen Good King Wenceslas Here We Come A'Caroling Hey Ho, Nobody Home I Saw Three Ships It Came Upon the Midnight Clear Jingle Bells Jolly Old St. Nicholas Joy to the World O Christmas Tree O Come all Ye Faithful O Come, O Come Emmanuel O Holy Night Rise Up, Shepherds, and Follow Silent Night The Coventry Carol The First Noel The Friendly Beasts Toyland Up on the Housetop We Three Kings of Orient Are What child is This?