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METODI PER CHITARRA CLASSICA Things You Are, Fly Me to the Moon, Moon River, the Nearness of You, Stardust, When Sunny Gets Blue 1 INDICE CATALOGO CHITARRA COME EFFETTUARE IL PAGAMENTO Indicazioni generali…………………. Pag. 1 - In contrassegno postale o con pagamento diretto al Ukulele …………………………… 2 postino; Chitarra Acustica & Jazz……………. 2 - Tramite Carta di Credito comunicandoci (via fax o Chitarra Elettrica………………….. 2 telefono) il numero della Vostra carta e la data di scadenza Basso Elettrico……………………. 2 - Con Bonifico Bancario, inviando tramite fax la ricevuta Chitarra Classica Metodi…………… 2 del pagamento. Contattateci per le coordinate. 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Contiene (Lizard Unterberger Produzioni Didattiche 3-4). Contiene DVD [20574] € 22,40 CD [19848] € 29,20 Capone P.- Exploring Jazz Guitar. An introduction to jazz Stetina T.- Speed Mechanics for Lead Guitar. I meccanismi harmony, technique and improvisation. With a CD of over 60 della velocità nella chitarra solista. Traduzione italiana di minutes of demos and backing tracks [24478] € 31,30 M.Consigli [19749] € 17,00 Capone P.- Imparare a suonare la Chitarra. Una guida per principianti per suonare la chitarra acustica ed elettrica. Contiene CD con oltre 50 tracce per esercitarsi [20783] € 14,90 BASSO ELETTRICO Chitarra Jazz. Approcci, sviluppi, esperienze. A cura di F.Cerri, P.Cattaneo, G.Monteforte. Contiene CD [19185] € 27,20 Darizcuren F.- La basse intégrale. Tablatures, schemas, Classical Guitar for the Steel-String Guitarist. A Guide to morceaux. 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