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Hal Leonard Gitaar Horizon 3
Guitar Horizon 'is a contemporary, 3-part method for classical guitar.
Guitar Horizon 3 has 174 pages and 75 different pieces.
A working group consisting of guitar educators and composers was the beating heart during the development of this method. Among others, Armand Coeck, Karel Vercruysse, Chris Ruebens and Bert Lietaert wrote new music. Antoon Vandeborght took care of recording the pieces.
(ISMN 9790543540767)
Guitar Horizon 3 has 174 pages and 75 different pieces.
A working group consisting of guitar educators and composers was the beating heart during the development of this method. Among others, Armand Coeck, Karel Vercruysse, Chris Ruebens and Bert Lietaert wrote new music. Antoon Vandeborght took care of recording the pieces.
(ISMN 9790543540767)
