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String Syllabus, Volume Two (1997): Book

String Syllabus, Volume Two (1997): Book

Harp and Guitar

By David Littrell

Item: 98-1883026148
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Similar to volume one, but for harp and guitar. Grade one through six harp music is listed along with a list of dealers who sell harp music. 62 pages.

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Publisher: ASTA Publications
ISBN10: 1-883026-14-8
ISBN13: 978-1-883026-14-1
UPC: 038081410692
SKU: 98-1883026148

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Why we love this

Littrell's second volume extends the practical utility of his syllabus approach to harp and guitar students who often lack structured, graded repertoire lists. The inclusion of dealer information makes sourcing these pieces straightforward, saving directors time in building their string program library. Having both volumes on hand gives you a comprehensive reference spanning all string instruments.

Who it's for

String teachers, harp instructors, and guitar educators building curricula for beginners through intermediate students (grades one through six). Directors assembling balanced string programs will find this resource invaluable for identifying repertoire at each proficiency level.

How to use it

Use this as your go-to reference when designing scaled repertoire for harp and guitar students across multiple grade levels. Keep it at hand during lesson planning to ensure you're selecting pieces that match your students' current abilities and challenge them appropriately.

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