What do you think?
Rate this book
Guitar Tab Notebook: Blank Guitar Tablature Notebook 8.5 x 11 Inches - 120 pages
Guitar Tab Notebook
An excellent blank staff manuscript guitar tab notebook for Kids, men, women. Great for anyone who likes to compose music and keep track of their ideas. Perfect for a friend, students, teachers, an aspiring artist or a song writer.
The Book comes
8.5 x11 inches with 120 pages White Paper, Non-Refillable 7 blank Chord diagrams per page Evenly spaced for easy writingIf you are looking for similar music books to use at school, at home, on tour or the studio. Be sure to click on the author name for other designs and ideas. Also good for a birthday, Christmas or graduation gift.
120 pages, Paperback
Published August 26, 2021
About the author
Christopher Little
218 books16 followers* Author of
Shooting the Breeze: Memories of a Photojournalist
, November, 2024. Available on Amazon.
* Author of Ever So Silent: An Emma Thorne Mystery , Honeysuckle Publishing, May, 2019.
* Freelance Photojournalist. Little’s photographs have been published in most major magazines and newspapers including People, Life, Time, Newsweek, The New York Times, New York Magazine, Vanity Fair, Elle, Entertainment Weekly, Men’s Journal, Esquire, GQ, Forbes, Money, Business Week, Self, Architectural Record, Architectural Digest, Progressive Architecture, House Beautiful, House & Garden, TV Guide, Family Circle, Cosmopolitan, McCalls, Town & Country, The New York Times Magazine, Cruising World, National Geographic World, Stern, Bunte, Paris Match.
* Photographer of over 300 magazine and book covers.
* Selected Books:
* Photographer of Fallingwater. Rizzoli Classics, 2016. Edited by Lynda Waggoner. From Bookcritics.com: “I must comment specifically on the photography. Christopher Little’s photographs capture this work in views that it would take us many many visits to accumulate and he provides perspectives and details not previously shown, (or at least not shown so beautifully) views that invite us to see more deeply ... Brilliant! Masterful!”
* Photographer of Atlantic High, a sailing book, with William F. Buckley, Jr. Doubleday, Fall, 1982. The New York Times Book Review Section called the book ‘‘stunning to look at.’’ It was on the Times’ bestseller list for seventeen weeks.
* Photographer of Elegant New York: The Builders and The Buildings, 1885-1915, an architecture book with John Tauranac. Abbeville Press, Fall, 1985.
* Principal photographer of Fallingwater with Edgar Kaufmann, Jr.—an architecture book celebrating the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Frank Lloyd Wright house. Abbeville Press, Fall, 1986. The Boston Globe called the book ‘‘the loveliest picture book in years.’’ The Wall Street Journal called the photographs ‘‘superb.’’ Paul Goldberger, the architecture critic of the New York Times, wrote this in the Book Review Section: "The book contains the finest photographs I have seen of this much-photographed Pennsylvania house . . . The expansive views by Christopher Little alone are sufficient to thrust Mr. Little into the front rank of contemporary architectural photographers."
* Author and photographer of The Rockbound Coast—Travels in Maine, a travel memoir about a summer spent cruising the coast of Maine.
W.W. Norton, July, 1994.
* Education: Yale, B.A. in Psychology, 1971, The Hotchkiss School, 1967, The Buckley School, 1963.
* Personal: Born 24 March 1949. Married to Elizabeth Colt Kittredge. Father of Eliza, grandfather of Charlotte.
* Author of Ever So Silent: An Emma Thorne Mystery , Honeysuckle Publishing, May, 2019.
* Freelance Photojournalist. Little’s photographs have been published in most major magazines and newspapers including People, Life, Time, Newsweek, The New York Times, New York Magazine, Vanity Fair, Elle, Entertainment Weekly, Men’s Journal, Esquire, GQ, Forbes, Money, Business Week, Self, Architectural Record, Architectural Digest, Progressive Architecture, House Beautiful, House & Garden, TV Guide, Family Circle, Cosmopolitan, McCalls, Town & Country, The New York Times Magazine, Cruising World, National Geographic World, Stern, Bunte, Paris Match.
* Photographer of over 300 magazine and book covers.
* Selected Books:
* Photographer of Fallingwater. Rizzoli Classics, 2016. Edited by Lynda Waggoner. From Bookcritics.com: “I must comment specifically on the photography. Christopher Little’s photographs capture this work in views that it would take us many many visits to accumulate and he provides perspectives and details not previously shown, (or at least not shown so beautifully) views that invite us to see more deeply ... Brilliant! Masterful!”
* Photographer of Atlantic High, a sailing book, with William F. Buckley, Jr. Doubleday, Fall, 1982. The New York Times Book Review Section called the book ‘‘stunning to look at.’’ It was on the Times’ bestseller list for seventeen weeks.
* Photographer of Elegant New York: The Builders and The Buildings, 1885-1915, an architecture book with John Tauranac. Abbeville Press, Fall, 1985.
* Principal photographer of Fallingwater with Edgar Kaufmann, Jr.—an architecture book celebrating the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Frank Lloyd Wright house. Abbeville Press, Fall, 1986. The Boston Globe called the book ‘‘the loveliest picture book in years.’’ The Wall Street Journal called the photographs ‘‘superb.’’ Paul Goldberger, the architecture critic of the New York Times, wrote this in the Book Review Section: "The book contains the finest photographs I have seen of this much-photographed Pennsylvania house . . . The expansive views by Christopher Little alone are sufficient to thrust Mr. Little into the front rank of contemporary architectural photographers."
* Author and photographer of The Rockbound Coast—Travels in Maine, a travel memoir about a summer spent cruising the coast of Maine.
W.W. Norton, July, 1994.
* Education: Yale, B.A. in Psychology, 1971, The Hotchkiss School, 1967, The Buckley School, 1963.
* Personal: Born 24 March 1949. Married to Elizabeth Colt Kittredge. Father of Eliza, grandfather of Charlotte.
Ratings & Reviews
Friends & Following
Create a free account to discover what your friends think of this book!
Community Reviews
No one has reviewed this book yet.