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    Mandolin Songbook - 34 Traditional Blues Songs
    Mandolin Songbook - 34 Traditional Blues Songs
    Mandolin Songbook - 34 Traditional Blues Songs
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    Mandolin Songbook - 34 Traditional Blues Songs

    By Reynhard Boegl and Bettina Schipp

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    Songbook with 34 traditional Blues Songs, notated for the Mandolin.
    The songs are notated in tablature and classical notation. The sounds of the songs are available online in a sound player with adjustable playback speed.
    Videos explain how to read music, web address and access data in the book.
    For slightly advanced and advanced players!

    LanguageEnglish
    Publishersongbooks.info
    Release dateAug 17, 2023
    ISBN9798215838358
    Mandolin Songbook - 34 Traditional Blues Songs
    Author

    Reynhard Boegl

    Reynhard Boegl - since 1984 live and studio musician (harmonica, guitar, vocals), music teacher, sound engineer, graphic artist and lyricist, song and textbook author. Lives and works in Linz / Austria and has published almost 100 song- and textbooks for various instruments.

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      Mandolin Songbook - 34 Traditional Blues Songs - Reynhard Boegl

      Table of content

      The Mandolin

      Tuning

      Explanation of the tab

      Sounds - Online

      Alberta, let your hair hang low

      Behind closed Doors

      Blues and Booze

      C C Rider

      Canal Street Blues

      Careless Love

      Corinna, Corinna

      Deep River

      Every Night

      Good morning Blues

      Green River Blues

      Honky Tonk Blues

      In the Pines

      John Henry

      Limehouse Blues

      Little David play on your Harp

      Long gone lonesome Blues

      Make me a pallet on your floor

      Matchbox Blues

      Million Years Blues

      My Creole Belle

      Nobody knows the trouble I've seen

      Nobody knows you when you're down and out

      One More River

      Roberta

      Salty Dog

      Shake that thing

      Silver City Bound

      Sometimes I feel like a motherless child

      St. James Infirmary

      St. Louis Blues

      Weeping Willow Blues

      Worried Man

      You'll like my loving

      Imprint

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      The Mandolin

      The mandolin has been known since the 17th century and belongs to the family of lute instruments.

      The classic mandolin is the Neapolitan with a drop-shaped body and a domed shell bottom. But there are also flat mandolins, which developed from traditional violin making. These instruments often have a Archtop. At the beginning of the 20th century, various types of flatmandolin carcasses were

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