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Little Things Mean A Lot
Arranged for solo guitar An old song with a "new" arrangement! This lovely tune dates back to 1953 and was made popular by big band singer, Kitty Kallen. A request from one of my customers to arrange it for solo guitar resulted in the sheet music and Mp3 music track that I am so pleased to offer here. Read the feedback from our UK customer: "I first came across the Foxglove web site when I was searching for a guitar transcription of the Shaker Melody "Simple Gifts". I found both the music and the MP3 that came with the sheet music ideal for my needs as a developing guitarist looking to concentrate on playing pieces that I enjoy hearing and that have meaning to me... I contacted a number of guitarists across the web but it was Cheryl who offered to transcribe the piece for guitar - at my level - and with an MP3 to follow. I wanted this as a gift to a special person in my life and despite re-launching her site Cheryl was able to make time to not only complete the transcription but meet my target date. The music manuscript has been printed onto a reduced PDF photo image and sits framed on the fire hearth...
Mike Wallace Performed by Cheryl Terhune Cronk 
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Arranged for solo guitar Solo guitar arrangement for the intermediate level player — a popular Shaker Song originally written by Elder Joseph Brackett in 1848. This appealing melody has been performed in many different styles and instrumentation including a section of the well known ballet "Appalachian Spring" by Aaron Copland. A nice closer for your CD... The full Mp3 music track is INCLUDED in your download for FREE!
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Island
Arranged for solo guitar Solo guitar work for the intermediate level player. A pleasant and light piece to include in a general audience type of repertoire 
5 Jazz Flavored
Christmas Carols
Arranged for solo guitar Solo arrangements of 5 standard Christmas carols. The jazz harmonies make these pieces a colorful change from the usual standards. For the accomplished player, any one or all of the pieces would be novel additions to your Christmas CD.
God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen 
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Arranged for solo guitar The rich jazz harmonies and gently swaying rhythm of this arrangement make this piece a must for your Christmas program or CD. The Mp3 music track below is INCLUDED with your download for FREE! Performed by Cheryl Terhune Cronk 
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Arranged for Easy Solo Guitar
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Arranged for Guitar Duet This song originates from the opera, Tannhäuser, by Richard Wagner. Guitar part I plays the melody and can easily be substituted by another soprano instrument such as violin or oboe if desired. The Mp3 music track below is INCLUDED with your download for FREE! Performed by Cheryl Terhune Cronk 
Betsy From Pike
Arranged for Guitar Duet The attractive contemporary harmonies and relaxed tempo of this folk tune make it an appealing piece in any guitar ensemble repertoire. In the key of E. 
La Cucaracha
Arranged for Guitar Duet Get a rhythmic workout! Classic Latin rhythms in both first and second guitars, the melody trades parts, changes key from G to Gm and back! 
The Water Is Wide
Arranged for Guitar Duet In the key of G, this andante cantabile treatment of the traditional folk melody includes a countermelody in the second guitar. 
Oh! Susanna
Arranged for Guitar Duet The simple melody is relaxed in this tune while it is framed by the counterpoint of the second guitar. In the key of D. 
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Arranged for Easy Duet Guitar *** FREE TO DOWNLOAD ! *** Easy duet guitar arrangement for young beginning students. Most of the piece is first position with a harmonic chord at VII and one at XII. I arranged this piece for my young guitar ensemble students (four children - median age 10) who find it very playable with just the right amount of challenge. Listen to the Mp3 file below. I recorded this at a fast pace, but it can go much slower to accommodate the skills of your students. To download for your use, click on the link to view the music (pdf document), then save it to your computer.
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