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GUITAR and BASS GUITAR SOLOS and ENSEMBLES Ensembles with Guitar RETURN TO INDEX Linked INDEX Click a Category and GO! Guitar .......................................................................................3 Methods And Studies ............................................................3 Guitar Collections ..................................................................5 One-composer Books and Sheets ..........................................6 Guitar Duos ........................................................................ 19 Guitar Trios ......................................................................... 22 4 or More Guitars ............................................................... 23 Bass Guitar ............................................................................ 24 Banjo ..................................................................................... 25 Mandolin .............................................................................. 25 Mixed Ensembles with Guitar .............................................. 26 Flute And Guitar ................................................................. 26 Mixed Duos ........................................................................ 28 Mixed Trios ......................................................................... 29 Mixed Quartets ................................................................... 30 Mixed Quintets ................................................................... 30 Larger Mixed Ensembles .................................................... 30 Guitar and Voice................................................................... 31 Lute ....................................................................................... 31 Flexible Ensemble ................................................................. 32 Text ....................................................................................... 32 Out of Print / Custom Print Service Details ........................ 37 Key To Symbols And Publisher Abbreviations .................... 38 Affiliated Publishers Areas Of Distribution ......................... 39 Note about prices The prices shown in this catalog were current at the time of production. Prices are subject to frequent change, and readers are advised to check the current price at our website. Catalog updated January 15, 2020. Click here to check for latest version. Now includes the complete Columbia Music Company catalog and the complete guitar catalog of Editions Orphée. Carl Fischer Music Theodore Presser Company 48 Wall Street, 28th Floor, New York, NY 10005 105 Great Valley Parkway, Malvern, PA 19355-1309 COM . www.carlfischer.com www.presser.com WWW . International copyright law may geographically restrict sale of materials listed in this catalog. PRESSER CARLFISCHER . 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