First 50 Songs You Should Play On Harmonica Paperback – 16 Mar. 2016

Lots of variety and east to read tab, loads of fun. Book is really good quality to, surpassed expectations.

Lots of well known songs enjoying exploring it

I found the tabs were accurate and well presented. A wide range of songs to play from different genres which was good. I would say though if you are a beginner do not expect to open this book and be able to play every tune, some songs in here require a fair bit of practice to master. In my opinion that is a good thing as it challenges us to get better.

Good quality item.

The book title says it all. A good way to boost your basic repertoire and give you a bit of confidence that you've made some progress when just starting out. The tablature is simple and easy to follow using a diatonic harmonica in the key of C. Ability to bend notes is not required. I could only find one tune with some bends in it. If you can play single notes and move up and down the scales it is relatively easy to play something recognisable from this book. I bought this in conjunction with Blues Harp From Scratch, which provides some very good exercises for practicing isolating single notes and moving around the harp.

Good book well put together with clear tabs

Book not good for beginners.

Seems great and easy to read with a good variety of songs.just picking which to start on first as a complete novice who first picked up a harp a week ago.wish me luck !

Once you learn how to play it'll be easy to follow along.

Les morceaux qui se trouve dans cet ouvrage sont accessible aux débutant et donne beaucoup de plaisir.Je le recommande surtout si vous débutez.

Tutto bene

Excelent book,9/10 Song selection10/10 ease of use9/10 price9.5/10 Completion of informationThis book has both traditional sheet music, and also tablature (a simplified way of expressing notes, simply giving a hole number and an arrow telling you to blow or draw.) This is helpful, because it is easy to understand which notes to play, but also allows for more detailed understanding of *how* to play the notes.In addition, there is a wide variety of songs, mostly ones which can be considered "Classic". There are big names and small ones, as well as old ones which few people likely remmember first-hand. There is a section at the back which gives more information about notation, which can really help the beginner with playing the songs as intended.If using a Kindle or a Kindle Fire tablet, as I am, you can zoom in to the sheet music, which as far as I can tell is auto-centered when you try to zoom into it.My favorite song so far is "What a Wonderful World", by Louis Armstrong (I believe). It is surprisingly easy to play, and in just a single session I was playing the beginning parts of it well enough to be complimented by those who heard me practicing through the walls (always practice music with the door closed when you are starting out, you never know what the other people in your house will think about your fledgeling new skill).Overall a great book, would highly reccommend to any beginner, and many intermediate players looking for more songs.One final note, however. This is not a book on "How to Play the Harmonica". If you know the most basic theory, or have access to the internet to look anything up about harmonicas, this (or something similar) is the most important thing to have. Practice is more important than books for the most part, and you need songs in order to practice. As I have stated, this is an excelent tool for practice.

Buen libro de tablaturas de bajo. 50 temas de toda la vida y muy conocidos. Buena recopilación.