(Easy Guitar). The ultimate collection of folk favorites for guitar! Includes easy guitar arrangements of 133 tunes; including: Alouette * Arkansas Traveler * Auld Lang Syne * Aura Lee * Beautiful Dreamer * Bury Me Not on the Lone Prairie * (Oh; My Darling) Clementine * Frere Jacques * Go Tell Aunt Rhody * Greensleeves * Guantanamera * Hava Nagila * Home on the Range * Ive Been Working on the Railroad * Ive Got Peace like a River * Matilda * Molly Malone * My Old Kentucky Home * Sometimes I Feel like a Motherless Child * This Little Light of Mine * Wayfaring Stranger * Yankee Doodle * and more.
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Review
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. An insightful; passionately argued treatiseBy Greg TrefryA very insightful book full of excellent examples drawn from a load of theater viewing; reading and conversations with smart theater artists. His argument might have benefited from some examples of work drawn further afield from theater and performance.None of the ideas advanced here are super provocative; but thats probably a good thing: hes not beating a drum to his own tune; rather trying to rally people behind an idea which seems very much in motion.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. High five TannahillBy Dominique CoughlinThis guy put down many of my own impressions and issues with theatre in our contemporary reality. Its incredibly refreshing as a practitioner to read theatrical theory that is up to speed with out times and societies. Ive been highly recommending this to everyone in the field.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. and articulate manifesto about why theater often sucks and how to make it not suckBy Bridget ErinA thought-provoking; amusing; and articulate manifesto about why theater often sucks and how to make it not suck. Tannahill questions and re-imagines many long-standing conventions of theater; and the result is surprisingly optimistic and inspiring. Read it now!