Playalong: Handbags & Gladrags

This *NEW* Playalong:Handbags and Gladrags by The Stereophonics is designed to complement the teaching of GCSE set works and areas of study to help students develop a greater understanding of the music through performance.

This version uses the original full chords of Bb, Eb, Ab, F, Gm and C with full chords.

Handbags and Gladrags Sample

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 Our Just Play Playalongs are designed as an add-on to existing Just Play resources for teachers and schools to make more classroom music together.

Each Playalong Premium Resource is made up of a PowerPoint presentation incorporating instructional mp4 files so you can play along as you watch. Each Playalong comes with:

• Full backing track
• Backing track without vocals
• Drum and bass only
• Click track

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Technical requirements
Minimum operating system requirements – Microsoft Windows 8.1 or later and Mac OS 10.8 Mountain Lion or later. This resource requires Microsoft PowerPoint 2013 or later to be installed. To ensure fluid playback on a monitor and speakers, the computer needs to have a suitable video card, sound card, drivers and cables installed. Please consult your network administrator for further advice.

Payment information
The resource costs £16.50.

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Upon purchase / invoice request you will be sent an email containing links to download the resource. For queries and support please contact info@musicalfutures.org

Training
Musical Futures training programmes provide expert guidance through a practical introductions, and how to use the resource in your classroom. With prices starting at £75 you will receive a free copy of the Just Play Premium Resource as part of the training. Full details here.

Disclaimer: This resource is licensed for UK use only. Any unauthorised copying or re-selling of the resource will constitute an infringement of copyright (c) Musical Futures 2018