How Great Thou Art is based on a Swedish melody and a poem written by Carl Boberg. This is one of my favorite hymns.
Score and tab is available at my website (Click on the Picture)

Fly Me to the Moon is a classic song that is a “Towering Song” in the Songwriters Hall of Fame. This song is often associated with Frank Sinatra but other artists also recorded versions of this including Johnny Mathis, Peggy Lee, and Nancy Wilson.
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I have always loved this piece. I first heard it in a music appreciation class in college with a countertenor (first time I had heard that) and a lute. John Dowland originally composed as an instrumental with the title, Lachrimae Pavane.
I’ve always loved Julian Bream’s version of this and if you haven’t heard it before I would recommend checking it out.
I tried to keep this arrangement as easy as possible while still keeping the integrity of the song.
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Cavatina is a beautiful piece composed by Stanley Myers for the 1978 movie, The Deer Hunter. The movie included many famous actors and actresses like Robert De Niro, Christopher Walken, and Meryl Streep. I first heard this played by John Williams (the guitarist).
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Scarborough Fair is an old traditional English Ballad and nobody knows who actually composed the piece. I’ve always loved the version by Simon and Garfunkel and their recording inspired me to make a solo guitar arrangement of the melody. I have two versions of this melody: a harder version and this easier version.
You can find the score/tab in my first volume of easy arrangements (Click on the Picture)

Gabriel’s Oboe was composed by Ennio Morricone for the 1986 film, The Mission, staring Robert de Niro, Jeremy Irons, and Liam Neeson. This is an iconic melody that has been arranged for a variety of different mediums.
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Indigo Mountain is a piece I composed last weekend. It was composed with the intermediate level guitarist in mind. The piece consists of a section of music which is repeated a total of three times. Each time it is played a little differently.
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Frédéric Chopin is one of my favorite composers and I have always loved this prelude. I first heard this for guitar when I was listening to a recording by Andres Segovia. For this transcription I transposed it to the key of D major from the original key, A major.
Score/tab is available in my guitar school music package. Click on the picture to learn more.

Dance of the Red Dragon is a piece I composed for a guitar student. I wanted to write a piece that was fairly easy to play and that used rasgueados. This piece was also designed to be played at different speeds depending on the students skill level.
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