Description
This wonderful book/online recording from Mark Hanson contains a wealth of outstanding music for guitar and flute. The music includes Mark’s arrangements of beautiful compositions from Bach and Debussy, John Renbourn’s classic “The Trees They Do Grow High” from his Sir John A Lot album, a Mexican hat dance, several Renaissance hits, and Mark’s own compositions.
The music ranges from very easy to very challenging for both instruments. The full guitar parts are notated in both standard notation and tablature. To accommodate guitarists at all ability levels, easy guitar parts: strums, fingerpicking patterns and first-position chords are provided for each tune.
No flute partner? With this title, you really don’t need one! The music-minus-one type recording features the guitar in one channel and the flute in the other. Or the flute part can be played by your violin/fiddle/mandolin partner, or by a keyboardist!
The performance audio features Mark Hanson playing all of the tunes with flute partner David Lee Ross. A separate mp3 file is available that includes the guitar tracks only.
Available as a Paperback Book/Online Audio for mail order.
Table of Contents
Introduction
“Girl With the Flaxen Hair” (Debussy; Arr: Hanson)
“Mexican Hat Dance” (Trad.; Arr: Hanson)
“Foggy Dew” (Trad.; Arr: Hanson)
“Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring” (J.S. Bach; Arr: Hanson)
“Quant Je Voy Yver Retorner” (Muset, 13th C.)
“Recercada Secunda” (Ortiz, Renaissance Spain)
“The Trees They Do Grow High” (Trad.; Arr: Renbourn)
“Golden Valley” (Hanson)
Serenade in C (Hanson)
“Ryan Time (Again)” (Hanson)
“Greensleeves, Parts 1 & 2” — Jazz Improvisation (Trad.; Arr: Hanson)
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