CalumScott?s You Are The Reason is ahugely popular ballad, particularly with younger listeners.

This arrangementcomes in two versions - both are provided with a single purchase (download);

These are: Notes and TAB and Notes Only. Full fingering is given provided by the arranger.

You Are The Reason is suitable for intermediateto advanced players and is an ideal addition to the repertoire of the workingguitarist for concert items, wedding music and background repertoire.

A film of the arranger performing the piece is can be seen by clicking the 'watch' link below. You can hear a recording on Soundcloud here: https://soundcloud.com/user-115466245





Dan hasa wealth of music for solo guitar and ensembles of all levels available forimmediate download. For videos and recordings please visit www.danjonesguitarist.com.

Dan isalso an author. His memoir of musical and family life in rural France, Extracting Goats from Jean-Claude?s Kitchen ishugely popular amongst Francophiles and musicians alike. Please visit www.danjonesauthor.com.

This famous Scottish melody exists in sources from 16th Century in Celtic traditions. It is best known today when sung on New Year's Eve using a text by the great Scottish poet Robert 'Rabbie' Burns.

I will upload a YouTube video lesson before the end of November 2020.

The arrangement has been made with early-level guitarists in mind. The score is provided in notes with TAB below and just notes on a separate sheet in the single download. That way, teachers who wish to avoid TAB can do so easily.

Technically, the piece can be played in second position throughout. There is also the option of finishing a performance after the first G major section. Those wanting a more substantial piece can play the second page which modulates to A major.

The arrangement avoids unnecessary technical difficulties and therefore will make a great concert or repertoire piece for all learners. For a wide range of scores for solo guitar or guitar in ensemble, please visit www.danjonesguitarist.com.

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My arrangement of the classic traditional Irish (some say Scottish... I'm remaining silent) tune 'The Parting Glass'. It is for beginner-intermediate/intermediate fingerstyle guitar tuned to DADGAD. I've placed the capo at fret 2, but 3 and 4 are just as nice, and the range works fine with each. There are three verses, a straight melody with sparse root notes, a more involved verse with harmony and rhythmic slaps, and a higher version with some interesting voicings and harmonics.

I hope you enjoy it, and please have a look at my other arrangements and compositions on here!