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The music of George Frederick Handel made easy for solo classical guitar. Notated in standard notation and tablature. Includes: Concerto Grosso in B Minor: "Larghetto" - Flute Concerto in A Minor: "Adagio" - Gavotte from the Overture to "Otho" - Gavotte in G Major - Harpsichord Suite in D Minor (HWV 447): "Sarabande" - Harpsichord Suite in D Minor (HWV 448): "Sarabande II" - Harpsichord Suite in G Minor: "Sarabande" - Organ Concerto in G Minor: "Andante" - Passepied for Harpsichord - Recorder Sonata in B-flat Major: "Adagio" - Violin Sonata in E Major: "Largo"

The music of Renaissance lutenist/composer John Dowland made easy for solo classical guitar. Notated in standard notation and tablature. Includes: Air - Clear or Cloudy - Come Again, Sweet Love - Flow, My Tears - Flow Not So Fast, Ye Fountains - If My Complaints Could Passions Move - Mrs. White's Nothing - The Round Battle Galliard - Tarleton's Resurrection - Time's Eldest Son, Old Age - White As Lilies Was Her Face

Selections from the Fauré Requiem, arranged for Easy Piano Solo. Includes "Kyrie," "Offertory (excerpt)," "Sanctus (excerpt)," "Pie Jesu," "Agnus Dei (excerpt)," "Libera Me (excerpt)," "In Paradisum (excerpt)."

This easy-to-understand guide to Greek mythology consists of four parts. Part I presents an overview of Greek mythology and explains different types of myths. Part II describes, in alphabetical order, 150 different gods, goddesses, heroes, places and things, including Zeus, Athena, Apollo, Poseidon, Aphrodite, Hercules, Achilles, Odysseus, and Helen of Troy. Part III describes the Trojan War, "The Iliad," and "The Odyssey." Part IV contains five full-length Greek myths-the stories of Persephone, Phaethon, Arachne, Pandora, and Atalanta.

Twelve waltzes by Johann Strauss made easy for piano. Includes: The Artist's Life - The Blue Danube - Cagliostro Waltz - Emperor Waltz - Kiss Waltz - Roses from the South - Tales from the Vienna Woods - A Thousand and One Nights - Treasure Waltz - Vienna Life - Where the Lemon Trees Bloom - Wine, Women and Song

"An Algebra Primer: What You Need to Know BEFORE You Can Solve for X" covers the most basic concepts necessary for an understanding of algebra. When students have trouble with algebra, it's usually because they don't understand these most basic concepts. As stated in Chapter 1, "Learning a new type of mathematics is a little like learning a new language. First, you need to familiarize yourself with the special signs, symbols, and terms that make up that language."Includes: Terms and Symbols You Need to Know - Combining Like Terms - Multiplying Terms - Multiplying Expressions - Division - Factoring