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How to Become a Film Composerby Tom Harrison/Foreword by Robert KraftTom Harrison's book, How to Become a Film Composer gives up-and-coming composers the inspiration, information and the tools necessary to succeed in today's music for media industry. The book begins with breaking down how to approach music in a dramatic context and how to cultivate your own unique sound. Next, Harrison covers the technical computer skills needed to work in this digital era of music production and finally provides a thorough guide to building a successful career. |
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How to Yodel "the Cowboy Way"by Rudy Robbins & Shirley FieldThis book/CD pack by Rudy Robbins, of the official Texan cowboy band Spirit of Texas, and Shirley Field, Canada's champion female yodeler, will teach you how to yodel in no time! Features basic instructions, simple songs, recorded demonstrations, and a special photo gallery & short bios of cowboy and cowgirl yodelers. |
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Hymns and SpiritualsFor Fingerstyle Guitarby James Douglas EsmondOriginating in the South during the antebellum days, hymns and spirituals are the native folk songs of our own America. This collection features 13 songs, some with two arrangements – one easy, the second more difficult. Songs include: Were You There? * Steal Away * Amazing Grace * Every Time I Feel the Spirit * Wade in the Water * and more. |
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Hymns Praising HimOriginal Hymns for All Occasionsby Thornton ClineThis fresh, non-denominational collection or twelve new and original songs written by Grammy and Dove Award - nominated songwriter Thornton Cline. The hymns are written in the contemporary and traditional styles of all occasions; praise and worship, Offertory, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Lent, Easter, weddings and anniversaries, all inspired by the word of God. Recommended for music ministers, church choirs, schools and personal use. The book also includes audio tracks featuring recordings of each song, available online for download or streaming. |
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Improv for Violinistsby John Henry GatesIn this book, author John Henry Gates aims to help violinists increase their versatility and improvisation skills. Song forms, harmonic structure, and the Nashville number system are explained in a practical, applicable manner. Ways to gain experience and the best ways to amplify your instrument are also covered. The CD includes demonstrations of various styles in several keys along with minus one versions of the same tracks for practicing. Each track is unique, yet simple and straightforward, the obective being to give the player experience with a real rhythm section to gain the confidence to improvise. |
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