Clocks - Coldplay

Clocks is an enormously-successful song by the British rock band Coldplay.
It was released in 2002 on the band?s second studio album A Rush of Blood to the Head.

The iconic, modal piano theme, contrapuntal melodies and classical structure make it highly suited to
arrangement for solo instruments and ensembles.

This arrangement is ideal for concert works, encores, wedding repertoire and background music. It is technically and musically appropriate for players of an intermediate/advanced standard.

Some bars present players with considerable technical challenges so alternative solutions are offered.

Dan?s arrangements for solo guitar and ensembles for all levels can be heard at www.danjonesguitarist.com.

Links to downloads are also available in all video descriptions.

Thank you for listening and I hope very much that you and your audiences enjoy Clocks as much as I have enjoyed arranging and playing it.

A full recording can be heard here: https://soundcloud.com/user-115466245/clocks

A video will be uploaded here before the end of March 2020.

The Complete Book of Modes for Guitar : like no other book this book contains all the modes in every Major key with notation, tabs and fingerings. There are also exercises uniting each mode from the key across the fret-board and the arpeggios for each chord of the modes, the arpeggios are 5 voicing 1-3 -5-7-9. No other method has been written in this way. This is for intermediate advanced players.

The famous theme from "Ghostbuster" arranged for fingerstyle/classical solo Guitar is presented in this ultimate edition (TAB and Notation). This piece is aimed at advanced beginner/early intermediate players. Are you ready for that Halloween scare?

?Ultimate Edition: Included is "Notation" and "Notation TAB"!
?This piece is arranged for "Fingerstyle/Classical" type of playing! It cannot be played with the pick.
?Difficulty level balanced for advanced beginners or early intermediate that have been studying the instrument for at least a year and a half.
?Includes the "Ghostbusters!" shout that is featured in the original song to make it even more exciting!
? If you enjoy this piece, don't forget to check out my other Halloween guitar arrangements on Sheet Music Plus!

? Note to classical guitar teachers/players: "The piece also works out as a great study for improving control over the thumb as the basses are played as a quasi-ostinato throughout while other fingers take on the melody."

This La Rumba consists of 3 variations.First variation is first 28 bars ? rehearsal marks A B C, thesecond variation is next 28 bars ? rehearsal marks D E F and thethird variation is the following 28 bars ? rehearsal marks G H I.The ending is last 5 bars ? rehearsal marks J K. It is possible to play only some parts,not necessarily the whole piece from start to finish. Order in whichthe variations are played can be modified too; for example A D E G HI J K. There are many possible combinations. This piece can also be performed as aduo by 2 guitar players. The second variation can be played togetherwith either first or third variation at he same time.