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    CLEARANCE PRICED, SAVE $9.49. Collection of guitar duos at an easy to intermediate level, using features typical of various pop styles. Rhythm is frequently highlighted with percussive techniques like stopping with the thumb, knocking on the top of the guitar, or hitting two strings with the thumb. Intended for acoustic guitars, either with nylon or steel strings, though electric guitars may also be used. Notation only. 32 pp.
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CLEARANCE PRICED, SAVE $9.49. Collection of guitar duos at an easy to intermediate level, using features typical of various pop styles. Rhythm is frequently highlighted with percussive techniques like stopping with the thumb, knocking on the top of the guitar, or hitting two strings with the thumb. Intended for acoustic guitars, either with nylon or steel strings, though electric guitars may also be used. Notation only. 32 pp.

Let's Play Together: 12 Easy Pop Pieces for 2 Guitars

Let's Play Together: 12 Easy Pop Pieces for 2 Guitars

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CLEARANCE PRICED, SAVE $9.49. Collection of guitar duos at an easy to intermediate level, using features typical of various pop styles. Rhythm is frequently highlighted with percussive techniques like stopping with the thumb, knocking on the top of the guitar, or hitting two strings with the thumb. Intended for acoustic guitars, either with nylon or steel strings, though electric guitars may also be used. Notation only. 32 pp.
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CLEARANCE PRICED, SAVE $9.49. Collection of guitar duos at an easy to intermediate level, using features typical of various pop styles. Rhythm is frequently highlighted with percussive techniques like stopping with the thumb, knocking on the top of the guitar, or hitting two strings with the thumb. Intended for acoustic guitars, either with nylon or steel strings, though electric guitars may also be used. Notation only. 32 pp.
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