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Methods and Music for the Guitar Classroom and Studio by Bill Swick |
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Home News Products How to Order Intermediate Ensemble Series for Three Guitars (Click titles to see a description of collection, table of contents and sample music.)
Here are our most popular guitar trio collections for middle school and high school alike. Each collection has over fifty pages of scores and parts. Each arrangement has been tested again and again and performed multiple times. 10 Easy Trios for Three Guitars Volume Two 53 pp. $49.95
This is the first volume of this series. (Volume One
was replaced by the EZ Ensemble Series). This is the perfect
place to begin after completing EZ Ensemble Series Volumes One and Two.
10 Easy Trios for Three Guitars Volume Three 53 pp. $49.95 Music by Robert DeVisee - Score and Parts (double click title or image to preview) More ensemble music similar to earlier volumes.
10 Easy Trios for Three Guitars Volume Four 52 pp. $49.95 Music by Fernando Sor - Score and Parts (double click title or image to preview) More ensemble music similar to earlier volumes.
10 Trios for Three Guitars Volume Five 57 pp. $49.95 Score and Parts (double click title or image to preview) More ensemble music similar to earlier volumes. Half of these arrangements were used in the 12th Fret Capo Series. While the music will sound the same, these arrangements are written in the traditional manner using three standard guitars.
7 Trios for Three Guitars Volume Six 59 pp. $49.95 Music by Dionisio Aguado - Score and Parts (double click title or image to preview) These trios are larger, more suitable for performance and intended for second-year, second semester or third-year students. All of these arrangements were used in the 12th Fret Capo Series. While the music will sound the same, these arrangements are written in the traditional manner using three standard guitars. Also, the keys and range are much more challenging.
Click here to see a suggested 4-Year Curriculum Using the Following Materials Home News Products How to Order
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