Mel Bay presents the complete method for autoharp or chromaharp
By: by Meg Peterson
Publisher: Mel Bay Publications
Published: 1979
Place of publication: Pacific, MO
Language: eng
Number of pages: 170
Subjects: Autoharp; Methods; Self-instruction
Other titles: Complete method for autoharp or chromaharp; Method for autoharp or chromaharp
Notes: Instruction, exercises, and songs.
Table of contents: title: Song contents: A hole in the bucket; title: All through the night; title: Amazing grace; title: Annie Laurie; title: Arkansas traveler; title: Ash grove; title: Aura Lee; title: Banana boat loader's song; title: The band played on; title: Battle hymn of the republic; title: Beautiful brown eyes; title: Beautiful dreamer; title: Believe me if all those endearing young charms; title: Big rock candy mountain; title: Bill Bailey; title: Black is the color; title: Buffalo gals; title: Bury me not on the lone prairie; title: Calton Weaver (Whiskey Nancy); title: Camptown races; title: Careless love; title: Cindy; title: Clementine; title: Cockles and mussels; title: Come follow; title: Crawdad song; title: Cruel war; title: Dixie; title: Do, Lord; title: Down by the riverside; title: Down in the valley; title: Drill, ye tarriers, drill; title: Drunken sailor; title: Easy rider; title: The entertainer; title: Everybody loves Saturday night; title: Every night when the sun goes in; title: Every time I feel the spirit; title: Flamenco dance; title: Flamenco dance #2; title: The foggy, foggy dew; title: Frankie and Johnny; title: Goin' down the road feelin' bad; title: Gospel train; title: Go tell Aunt Rhody; title: Go tell it on the mountain; title: Grandfather's clock; title: Greensleeves; title: Hand me down my walking cane; title: Heav'n, heav'n; title: He's got the whole world in His hands; title: Home on the range; title: House of the Rising Sun; title: Hush, little baby; title: I know where I'm goin'; title: I love the mountains; title: In the evening by the moonlight; title: I've got peace like a river; title: Jacob's ladder; title: Jelly roll blues; title: Jimmy crack corn; title: Joe Turner; title: John Henry; title: Joshua fit the battle of Jericho; title: Just a closer walk with Thee; title: Kum ba yah [Kumbaya]; title: Let my little light shine; title: Let us break bread together; title: Linstead Market; title: Little brown jug; title: Loch Lomond; title: Lonesome road; title: Lonesome valley; title: Long, long ago; title: Mary Ann; title: Matilda; title: Michael, row the boat ashore; title: My Bonnie; title: Nobody knows the trouble I've seen; title: Now the day is over; title: Ode to joy; title: Oh, How lovely is the evening; title: Oh, dem golden slippers; title: Oh, Susanna; title: Old Dan Tucker; title: Old Joe Clark; title: Old time religion; title: On top of Old Smoky; title: Pay me my money down; title: Polly wolly doodle; title: Railroad Bill; title: Red River Valley; title: Riddle song; title: Scarborough Fair; title: Shalom chaverim; title: She'll be comin' round the mountain (When she comes); title: Shenandoah; title: Shoo fly; title: Sidewalks of New York (East side, West side); title: Skip to my Lou; title: Sloop John B.; title: Sourwood mountain; title: Stagolee; title: Standin' in the need of prayer; title: Streets of Laredo; title: Swanee River; title: Sweet Betsy from Pike; title: Tell me why; title: The more we get together; title: There'll be a hot time in the old town tonight; title: This old man; title: This train; title: Three blind mice; title: 'Tis a gift to be simple; title: Wabash Cannonball; title: Water come a me eye; title: Wayfaring stranger; title: When the saints go marching in; title: Wildwood flower; title: Worried man blues; title: Wreck of the old ninety-seven; title: Yellow rose of Texas.