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2table of contents/subject indextable of contentsPersonality Songbooks 11-148Songwriter Collections 149-156Feature Songbook Series 157-216Stylistic Songbooks 217-317Guitar Songbooks byNotation Listing 318-328Fake Books 329-366Guitar Instruction &Technique 367-434Berklee Press 435-442Musicians Institute 443-452Stylistic Instruction 453-520Bass 521-546Folk Instruments 547-598Manuscript Paper 599-606Merchandising Displays 607-610Music Notation Guide 611-614Alphabetical Title Index 615subject indexAbsolute Beginners Series 384Acoustic Guitar Instruction 462African Songbooks 254Anthology Series – Gold Editions 201Artist Transcriptions Listing 328At a Glance Series 412Autoharp 582Bagpipes 582Banjo 548Bass Artist Folios 542Bass Artist Instruction 538Bass Guitar 521Bass Music Collections 540Bass Play-Along 544Berklee Publications 435Best Chord Changes 359Best Ever Series 206Big Band Play-Along 167Big Band Play-Along 543Big Band/Swing Collections 317Big Books of Music 194Bluegrass/Flatpicking 468Blues Guitar Instruction 471Blues Play-Along 166Blues Songbooks 232Bodhran Drum 583Book Series 188Boxed Sets 12Broadway 218Budget Books 202Cajun/Zydeco Songbooks 254Canadian Songbooks 254Capo 421Caribbean Songbooks 254Carta Manuscript Paper 600CD Sheet Music 244CD-ROM Songbooks 191Celtic/Irish Instruction 504Cherry Lane Easy Guitar Listing 327Children’s Publications 227Chords, Scales, Arpeggios & Picking 396Christian & Worship Guitar 483Christian Musician Series 298Christian Songbooks 297Christopher Parkening 484Classical Guitar Instruction 484Classical Songbooks 235Compact Reference Library 417Complete Guitar Player 386Corporate Profile 4Country Guitar Instruction 499Country Songbooks 245Cowboy Songs 249Crash Course Series 413The Decade Series 180Definitive Collections 204Disney Publications 224Dobro 421Don’t Fret 403Dulcimer 583Dummies Collections 190Easy Guitar Songbooks Listing 327Easy Guitar with Notes & Tab Listing 326Easy Recorded Versions Listing 328Easy Rhythm Guitar Series 996Easy Rhythm Guitar 165Electric Bass Instruction 525Essential Elements for Guitar 376Essential Songs Series 198EZ Play Guitar Listing 326Fake Books 329Fast Forward 388FastTrack Instruction 378Fiddle 554Fingerpicking Songbooks Listing 324Fingerstyle Guitar Instruction 492Fish Series 204Five-String Bass Instruction 537Flamenco Guitar 504Folk Harp 560Folk Songbooks 250French Songbooks 254Fretless Bass 537Funk Guitar 504German Songbooks 254Giant Guitar Tab Collections 184Gig Bag Books 416Gig Guides 216Gig Survival Kits 421Great Songs Series 209Guitar Bibles 182Guitar Chord Songbooks 175Guitar Decks 395Guitar Ensemble Series 184Guitar Fake Books 357Guitar Methods 390Guitar One Presents 191Guitar One Presents 394Guitar Play-Along 158Guitar Recorded Versions Listing 318Guitar Reference Guides 413Guitar School 507Guitar Sheet Music 184Guitar Starter Kits 394Guitar Tab White Pages 185Guitar Technique & Instruction 421Hal Leonard Bass Method 522Hal Leonard Guitar Method 368Harmonica Play-Along 570Harmonica 563Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar 505Hawaiian Songbooks 254Homespun Instructional Series 588Homespun Listen & Learn 585Inside the Blues 476International Songbooks 254Irish/Celtic Songbooks 254Italian Songbooks 255Jazz Bible Series 358Jazz Guitar Instruction 495Jazz Play-Along 168Jazz Songbooks 257Jewish Songbooks 261Just the Riffs 509Kidsongs Sing-Alongs 227La Serie Pura 269Lap Steel Guitar 422Latin Instruction 505Latin Songbooks 269Little Black Songbooks 186Love & Wedding Songbooks 272Lyric Collections 366Mandolin 571Manuscript Paper 599Mariachi Guitar 505Melodeon 584Merchandising Displays 607Mexican Songbooks 256Movie & TV Folios 220Multicultural Songbooks 256Multi-Format Collections 187

table of contentsMuppet Publications 227Music Minus One 244Music Theory 422Musicians Institute 443Ordering Info 6Oud 584Paperback Lessons 365Paperback Songs 362Passantino Manuscript Paper 604Patriotic Collections 276Pedal Steel Guitar 584Pedals/Effects 422Pennywhistle 575Personality Songbooks 11Play Guitar With 164Play Today! 380Play-It-Like-It-Is Listing 323Pocket Guides 414Polka Songbook 256Pop/Rock Songbooks 278Posters 407Puerto Rican Songbook 256Reading Notation & Arranging 423Real Books 330Real Little Fake Books 360Reggae Instruction 506REH Guides 420Rhythm & Blues Instruction 506Rhythm & Blues Songbooks 296Rhythm Guitar 425Riff By Riff 509Riffs 508Rock Guitar Instruction 454Roots of Guitar 510Sacred, Christian &Inspirational Collections 297Scottish Songbooks 256Set-Ups and Maintenance 425Sheet Music 184Signature Licks 511Singalong & Novelty Collections 314Ska Instruction 506Slide Guitar 426Songwriter Collections 149Soul Songbooks 296Standards Collections 315Step One Series 382String Bass Instruction 537Strum & Sing Listing 325Strum It Guitar Listing 325Surf Guitar 506Technique 429Transcribed Score 210Tres 584Troy Stetina 454Tuning 427TV & Movie Folios 220Ukulele 577Ultimate Series 192Violin Play-Along 559Wedding Songbooks 272Wolf Marshall Guitar Method 387World Guitar 506Worship Band Play-Along 174, 297Worship Leader Resources 310Worship Together Collections 312Your First/Easy Fake Books 3407777 W. Bluemound RoadP.O. Box 13819Milwaukee, WI 53213Telephone (414) 774-3630Fax (414) 774-3259http://www.halleonard.com 2010Hal Leonard CorporationDisney characters and artwork Disney Enterprises, Inc.Prices in U.S. dollars.Prices, availability and contents of books subject to change without notice. Prices and availability may vary outside U.S.A.Printed in U.S.A.3

4hal leonard corporate profileThe company grew and soon choral arrangements and a wider varietyof band arrangements were added to their catalog of publications.In the early 1950s, the home organ industry began to grow rapidly.That is when Hal Leonard published The Pointer System for organ,which eventually became the best-selling organ instruction methodever created. That method soon led to the first organ “benchpack,”which featured instruction books and songbooks packaged in thebench of an organ. In the late 1950s, The Pointer Systems for Guitarand Piano were produced, introducing millions of beginners toinstant playing success.In the mid-1960s, Hal Leonard began market ing band and choralmusic to educators by sending recordings of arrangements throughthe mail. This unique promotion is now used by virtually every printmusic publisher in the industry.In the late 1930s in Winona, Minnesota, the late Harold“Hal” Edstrom, his brother Everett “Leonard” Edstrom and theirfriend Roger Busdicker had formed a very popular dance band.Concerned that their conservative father wouldn’t approve of usingthe family name for a band, Harold and Ev took parts of theirnames and called the band Hal Leonard. As leader of the HalLeonard Band, Ev eventually became known as “Hal Leonard.”The company Hal Leonard was founded in 1947, afterthe Hal Leonard Band broke up. At the time, Ev started amusic store using the Hal Leonard name while Roger andHarold were both directing award-winning high schoolbands in Winona. In those days, most school bands playedserious liter ature, but Harold and Roger had the uniqueability (because of their professional experience) toarrange “popular” music for school bands. Soon banddirectors across the U.S. wanted their arrangements.They started to mimeograph copies and sell them.They realized that to successfully (and legally!) launcha new publishing company, they needed to licensesongs, so they ventured to New York’s Tin Pan Alleyin search of copyrights. What they got on their tripwas an education in publishing and the rights to“I Wonder Who’s Kissing Her Now,” one of themost popular songs of the day. Eventually, manymusic publishers in New York were licensingHal Leonard to do school band arrangementsof their songs. Thus began their publishingbusiness and an entirely new industry.Hal Leonard currently distributes over 200,000 titlesin more than 65 countries throughout the world

hal leonard corporate profileHal Leonard currently distributes over 200,000 titles, which aresold in more than 65 countries throughout the world through alarge network of distributors. Domestically, the company marketsits product to more than 7,500 music stores in the United Statesand Canada through a team of 50 sales representatives. In addition,Hal Leonard products are sold through mass merchants and inbookstores, on the internet, variety stores, toy stores, televisionshopping networks, department stores, electronics stores, recordstores, and many other locations.Keith Mardak & Larry MortonHal Leonard operates out of two main facilities – the corporateIn 1970, Keith Mardak and associates started a new divisionof Hal Leonard called Learning Unlimited, to create the first book/audio music instructional products. This division soon outgrewthe company, and Mardak became general manager for the entirecompany. Shortly afterward, the Hal Leonard Guitar Method waslaunched, becoming one of the first methods to incorporate popularmusic. Today, this method is the leading guitar method in the world,having taught millions how to play guitar.Hal Leonard continued to grow throughout the 1970s, and in 1980made the giant leap into popular music print publishing when itestablished a unique and very close relationship with ChappellMusic, the world’s largest music publisher. Shortly thereafter, HalLeonard increased its presence in virtually every music print marketaround the world. As a result, facilities in both Milwaukee andWinona were expanded to accommodate corporate growth.Milwaukee, WI officeIn 1985, Hal Leonard was purchased from the originalfounders by an internal management team led by Keith Mardak, whothen became president. Since then, it has experienced consistent,dramatic growth due to creative, innovative and aggressive publishingand marketing.Today, Hal Leonard Corporation is the world leaderin the music print industry. The company produces sheet music,songbooks and method books for piano, voice and all instruments,as well as band, orchestra and choral arrangements, music referencepublications, children’s music products, accompaniment audio CDs,and instructional and performance DVDs.The company is the market leader in the technology area, developingmusic instruction CD-ROMs, book/MIDI packages and performancesoftware specifically for electronic musical instruments. On theinternet, Hal Leonard operates numerous websites and markets itsproducts via hundreds of web retailers.Winona, MN officeheadquarters in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and the administration,production and distribution facility in Winona, Minnesota. Thecompany also has editorial offices in New York City and Nashville,and sales and distribution offices in Australia, Belgium, China,France, Germany, Holland, and the United Kingdom. With Chairmanand C.E.O. Keith Mardak, President Larry Morton, and more than400 talented employees, Hal Leonard remains dedicated to providingthe best in music print.Hal Leonard the world leader in the music print industry.5