J.S. Bach: Mandolin Play-Along Volume 4 (Book/CD) (Hal Leonard Mandolin Play-Along)

The CD is playable on any CD player, and is also enhanced so Mac and PC users can adjust the recording to any tempo without changing the pitch! Songs include: Bourree in E Minor * Invention No. Just follow the written music, listen to the CD to hear how the mandolin should sound, and then play along using the separate backing tracks. 1 * Invention No. The Mandolin Play-Along Series will help you play your favorite songs quickly and easily. Standard notation and tablature are both included in the book. 2 * Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring * March in D Major * Minuet

Tom B said Kinda like a karaoke recorder for mandolin rather than voice. Writer that stated not mandolin music clearly mistaken. Standard treble clef music. May have met no tablature which isn't really mandolin music. Also, on recording each piece played "Kinda like a karaoke recorder for mandolin rather than voice" according to Tom B. Writer that stated not mandolin music clearly mistaken. Standard treble clef music. May have met no tablature which isn't really mandolin music. Also, on recording each piece played 2 times. Once with mandolin plus other instruments and once without mandolin and only backup instruments such as an organ etc. I thought this particularly helpful in that you could hear it played with mandolin and then you can provide the. times. Once with mandolin plus other instruments and once without mandolin and only backup instruments such as an organ etc. I thought this particularly helpful in that you could hear it played with mandolin and then you can provide the. Sub OK It's Bach's works but it's not mandolin-ish! Rehash of his playable stuff!. Michael Dubhagain said Popular Works of J.S. Bach. This is a great J.S. Bach book for the mandolin. It's written in the standard mandolin tuning of GDAE. If you're playing standard mandolin or octave mandolin you're probably already in GDAE tuning. If you're playing Irish bouzouki you're probably in GDAD and may want to tune the high D course up to E. It's a little easier to play melody (or lead) in GDAE, and it's a little easier to play chords in GDAD.Another review