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Mel Bay Master Product List Mel Bay Master Product List Great Music at Your Fingertips! www.melbay.com 800-863-5229 or 636-257-3970 Fax: 800-660-9818 email: email@melbay.com All of the products listed are described in detail on our website: WWW.MELBAY.COM Also included will be prices, formats, descriptions, contents, sample pages and suggested supplementary products. You also may search our website by instrument, style of music, or by author. You also may create your own custom curriculum to learn the instrument of you choice and the style of music you wish to play. 2 MB30504M MB30505M MEL BAY MODERN MEL BAY MODERN GUITAR METHOD GUITAR METHOD COMPLETE EDITION COMPLETE EDITION Part Part Online Audio & Video Online Audio R R The most thorough and comprehensive guitar method available anywhere! 676 pages of great music for any guitarist. Complete with online audio & video. Great Music at Your Fingertips 3 Mel Bay Master Listing of Products For Detailed Information on Any Product Listed Visit our Website: www.melbay.com or Call 800-863-5229 or 636-257-3970 Guitar Play-Alongs 37 Methods 6 Reference 37 Chord Charts, Dictionaries & Encyclopedias 8 Bottleneck/Slide Guitar Guitar Scales, Study & Technique 9 Methods & Study 37 Guitar Theory & Harmony 10 Resonator Guitar Guitar Solos, Duets & Ensembles 11 Methods 37 Other Guitar Study and Reference Books 12 Scales/Chords/Technique/Reference 37 Guitar Tunebooks 12 Sacred Guitar Classic Guitar/Lute Methods 38 Classic Guitar Methods 13 Solos & Ensembles 38 Classic Guitar Study, Reference & Technique 13 Sacred Song Collections for Guitar 39 Classic Guitar Solos 14 Classic Guitar Duets 19 Christmas Music for Guitar 39 Classic Guitar Ensembles 19 Pedal & Lap Steel Guitar 39 Classical Guitar Chamber Music 20 Electric Bass Classical Guitar Concert/Documentary 20 Methods 40 Flamenco Guitar Technique/Scales/Study 41 Flamenco Guitar Methods 21 Chords/Rhythm 41 Flamenco Guitar Solos/Technique 21 Bass Lines and Phrases 42 Flamenco Guitar Concert/Reference 21 Bass Solos/Duets/Ensembles 42 Latin Guitar Play-Alongs 42 Bass Theory & Reference 42 Latin Guitar Methods/Study 21 Solos & Ensembles 22 Banjo/5-String/Bluegrass Fingerstyle Guitar Methods 43 Chromatic/Melodic Style 43 Fingerstyle Guitar Methods 22 Chords/Rhythm 43 Fingerstyle Solos 23 Solos and 5-String Banjo Styles 44 Fingerstyle Guitar Technique 26 Technique/Study/Referencce 44 Concerts and Documentaries 27 5-String Banjo Tunebooks 44 Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar 27 Clawhammer/Frailing Banjo Flatpicking/Plectrum Guitar Methods 45 Flatpicking Guitar Methods 27 Solos/Tunebooks 45 Solos & Ensembles 28 Flatpicking Guitar Study/Technique/Theory 29 5-String Concert-Classical Style 46 Flatpicking Guitar Tunebooks 30 Historic/Old-Time/Minstrel Banjo 46 Jazz and Contemporary Guitar Tenor Banjo 46 Jazz Guitar Methods 30 Plectrum Banjo 47 Fingerstyle Jazz Guitar 30 Mandolin Jazz Guitar Chords/Theory/Rhythm 31 Balalaika/Bouzouki 47 Jazz Guitar Improvisation/Scales/Study/Technique 32 Methods 47 Jazz Guitar Solos 33 Chords/Rhythm 48 Jazz Guitar Duets & Ensembles 34 Solos/Ensembles/Tunebooks 48 Swing/Gypsy Jazz Guitar 34 Technique/Study/Reference 50 Jazz Guitar Concerts & Documentaries 34 Ukulele Reference Books 34 Methods/Study 51 Rock and Blues Guitar Chords/Rhythm 51 Methods 34 Uke Solos/Ensembles 51 Rock/Blues Guitar Rhythm 35 Ukulele Tunebooks 52 Rock/Blues Improvising, Scales, Technique & Theory 35 Technique/Study/Reference 52 Rock/Blues Guitar Solos/Etudes 36 Baritone & Bass Ukulele 53 Rock Blues Guitar Licks & Patterns 36 4 Blues Harp (Harmonica) Percussion/Drumset Methods/Study 53 Methods 76 Solos/Licks/Play-Alongs 53 Solos//Styles/Techniques/Rhythms/Study 76 Technique/Reference 54 Hand Percussion Diatonic Harmonica Bodhran, Bongos, 78 Cajon, Conga, Darbuka, Djembe, Frame Drum,Tabla, Tambourine Methods/Study 54 79 Solos/Tunebooks/Play-Alongs 54 Other Books on Hand Percussion 79 Technique/Reference 54 Mallet Percussion 80 Chromatic Harmonica 55 Piano/Electronic Keyboard Other Harmonica 55 Methods 80 Fiddle Technique and Study 80 Theory and Chords 81 Methods/Styles 56 Piano Solos and Stylistic Study 81 Scales/Study/Technique 56 Fiddling Solos/Duets/Tunebooks 57 Accordion Violin Button Accordion 83 Concertina 83 Methods/ Alternative Styles 60 Piano Accordion Methods/Study/Solos/Tunebooks 83 Scales/Study/Technique 61 Violin Solos & Tunebooks 61 Appalachian/Mountain Dulcimer Violin Duets & String Ensembles 63 Chord Books 84 Viola 63 Methods/Study 84 Solos & Ensembles 85 Cello 64 Hammered Dulcimer String Bass 66 Chords/Study 85 Flute Methods/Technique 86 Methods/Alternative Styles 66 Solos and Tunebooks 86 Scales/Study/Technique 67 Celtic Harp/Folk Harp Flute Solos/Duets/Ensembles & Tunebooks 67 Methods/Study 86 Fife 69 Solos and Tunebooks 87 Tinwhistle 69 Autoharp Recorder Methods/Study 87 Methods & Reference 69 Solos/Melody Playing 88 Recorder Solos, Duets, Ensembles & Tunebooks 70 Tunebooks 88 Clarinet Other Instruments Methods 71 71 Bajo Sexto 88 Scales/Study/Technique 72 71 Chapman Stick 88 Clarinet Solos, Duets, Ensembles & Tunebooks 71 Charango 88 88 Bassoon 72 Didgeridoo 88 Oboe 72 Homemade Instruments 88 Saxophone Jaws Harp 88 Ocarina 88 Methods 72 Jazz Study and Improvisation 72 Oud 88 Scales and Technique 73 Pan Flute 89 Solos/Duets/Ensembles & Tunebooks 73 Sitar 89 Tres 89 Trumpet Vihuela 89 Methods 74 Jazz and Contemporary Trumpet 74 Tunebooks for All Instruments 89 Technique & Study 74 Songbooks 90 Solos/Duets/Ensembles & Tunebooks 74 Voice 91 Bugle 75 Theory & General Music Topics 92 Trombone 75 Manuscript 92 French Horn 75 Percussion/Snare Drum 75 WWW.MELBAY.COM 5 Guitar Quick Learn/Short Term Courses Playing Chords First Lessons Beginnng Guitar/Learning Chords/Playing Songs (W. 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