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Easiest Harmonica Tunes for Children
Easiest Harmonica Tunes for Children
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This 32 page book by Larry McCabe can be used for all beginning and early intermediate harmonica players, no prior playing experience or note reading ability is required. Each tune is written in standard notation and tableture. All tunes are written in C major and an be played on any C Diatonic (major scale) harmonica.
The CD includes 24 songs, including:
Goodnight, Ladies
Plasir D’Amour
Railroad Bill
Au Clair De La Lune
Jesse James
Hush Little Baby
Amazing Grace
Will the Circle be Unbroken
Wildwood Flower
Cindy
Cieleto Lindo
Billy Barlow
Steal Away
Kum Ba Ya
All the Good Times
Michael
Pay me my Money Down
Worried Man Blues
Johnny has gone for a Soldier
Wreck of the Old ‘97
The Sweet Sunny South
Wabash Cannonball
Keep the Home Fires Burning
Shady Grove
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