NO TIME TO DIE – Billie Eilish – James Bond – Includes Partial TAB – Classical Guitar Arrangement

No Time To Die performed by Robert Lunn

No Time To Die was composed by Billie Eilish and Finneas O’Connell for the James Bond movie. I have always loved this song and finally got a chance to make this arrangement. I hope you enjoy!

Score/tab is available at Musicnotes (Click on the Picture)

What a Wonderful World – Includes Partial Tab – Classical Guitar Arrangement

What a Wonderful World Performed by Robert Lunn

What a Wonderful World is a beautiful song composed by Bob Thiele and George David Weiss and sung by the great jazz trumpeter/singer, Louis Armstrong.

I first heard this song from the movie, Good Morning, Vietnam. This is one of those perfect songs. Perfect melody, perfect words and perfect singer for this song.

Score/tab is available at Musicnotes (Click on the Picture)

Black Orpheus (Manhã De Carnaval) – Luiz Bonfa – Includes Partial Tab – Classical Guitar Arrangement

Black Orpheus Performed by Robert Lunn

This is one of my favorite songs and works well as solo guitar piece, song with vocals and in a big band setting. The music was composed by the Brazilian composer, Luiz Bonfá. One interesting factoid is that the song is known by different names depending on where you live in the world including, Black Orpheus, Theme from Black Orpheus, Manhã de Carnaval, La Chanson d’Orphée, A Day in the Life of a Fool, and Carnival.

The score/tab is available at Musicnotes (Click on the Picture)

Fly Me to the Moon – Includes partial TAB – Arrangement for Classical Guitar

Fly Me to the Moon performed by Robert Lunn

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.

Score/Tab is available at Musicnotes (Click on the picture)…

Flow My Tears – John Dowland – Full Sheet Music/Tab – Classical Guitar

Flow, My Tears performed by Robert Lunn

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.

Score and tab is available at my website (Click on the Picture)