Mel Bay
Guitar Journals - Sacred
Guitar Journals - Sacred
SKU:20901
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Mel Bay's latest series, Guitar Journals, is the ultimate reference guide for any guitarist. This huge collection of sacred favorites is a must-have for any guitarist's everyday use. All solos are presented in notation and tablature with guitar chords. All-time favorites are selected in the following categories: Early American, Camp Meeting Songs, Spirituals, Gospel Favorites, Hymns, Contemporary Praise, and Black Gospel Style. Hard cover, covered spiral binding and premium paper stock make this a volume so beautifully printed and bound and containing so much valuable information that you will treasure it for years to come!
A comprehensive collection of sacred music broken into 7 stylistic categories. All solos presented in notation and tablature with guitar chords. Beautiful hard cover with covered spiral binding and premium paper. Ideal for solos, jam sessions, church or worship setting
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