The Most Beautiful and Popular Christmas Songs. Easy and Fun for Everyone!
When Christmas time comes, instruments are brought out and Christmas songs are sung everywhere, creating atmosphere and bringing people together. Peter Bursch has compiled a guitar songbook with his arrangements of well-known Christmas songs that literally guarantee a Merry Christmas. As always, he places special emphasis on making everything as easy as possible to sing and play, including all chords and guitar playing techniques.
As a special feature, each song includes a very simple strumming and fingerpicking pattern. Additionally, Part 2 offers some instrumental versions and extended arrangements of individual Christmas songs. Even if some melodies are less familiar—or if you want to deepen the playing techniques explained here—the included CD with over 60 tracks helps out. Peter Bursch plays everything as slowly as possible, allowing you to play along directly. Nothing stands in the way of guitar fun under the Christmas tree!
Bring the Guitar Under the Christmas Tree!
Features
- Silent Night
- Sweeter the Bells
- Every Year Again
- From Heaven Above to Earth I Come
- At the Christmas Tree
- A Rose Has Sprung
- Tomorrow, Children, There Will Be Something
- Ring, Little Bell, Ring-a-ling
- Open Wide the Door
- You Little Children Come
- O Joyful One
- Softly Falls the Snow
- O Christmas Tree
- A Time Has Come for Us
- Let Us Be Happy and Cheerful
- Little Snowflake, White Flower
- Come, You Shepherds
- Born in Bethlehem
- Merry Christmas Everywhere
- I Walk with My Lantern
- Tomorrow Comes Santa Claus
- In the Christmas Bakery
- Deck the Halls
- Jingle Bells
- We Wish You a Merry Christmas
- In Dulci Jubilo
- Little Drummer Boy
- Stop the Cavalry
- Santa Claus Is Coming to Town
Features
- Format: A4, 168 Pages
- Incl. CD
Scope of delivery
- 1 x Peter Bursch's Christmas Songbook incl. CD
Specification
- Product number 10003499
- Colour -
- language German
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