A Superb arrangement of the 1995 Oasis hit, "Wonderwall". Surely the most detailed out there. Some very interesting textures, including rasgueado, tambora and playing four parts at once at the end of the arrangement. Certainly not a beginners piece, but within the reach of the intermediate player, very impressive when mastered. This version of the arrangement includes tablature. There is a second version without tablature for those who prefer.

Candle in the Wind has to be one of Elton John's best known tunes, and it transcribes beautifully onto the classical guitar. Fingering is provided in tricky places, and as usual there is also a copy without tablature available on this website.

Here is another of David Jaggs' attractive arrangements for classical guitar. "If" was written by David Gates and a huge hit for the band "Bread" in 1971. Helpful fingering is included and this arrangement includes tablature for non readers.

This song was made popular by James Taylor and also Carole King who wrote it. Left and right hand fingerings are provided in trickier passages and there is also a version of the same arrangement available on this website without tablature.

Here is a lovely arrangement of the popular 1974 tune, "Feelings" made famous by Julio Iglesias, Shirley Bassey, Petula Clark to name just a few! The piece works really nicely for solo classical guitar, and is not too difficult to play. Fingerings of tricky passages are given for both right and left hands. There is another version available without tablature.

Another of David's arrangements. This is "I Know Him So Well" from the show "Chess". Many people believe this is a Lloyd Weber song, but actually it was written by Benny and Bjorn from Abba! A relatively easy piece to play and fingering is provided where uncertain. There is also a version of this arrangement on this website without tablature.

Here is a unique arrangement of Elton John's hit, "Sorry Seems to be the Hardest Word" arranged for classical guitar by David Jaggs. Some arrangements don't come easily but this one seems to sit perfectly on the guitar, from the melody line to the piano instrumental part and gels together into a great arrangement. Due to popular demand, as with all of David's new arrangements it also comes in a version without tablature available on this website. Both right and left hands are fingered in the trickier passages.

Complete solo arrangement for fingerstyle guitar, by Daryl Shawn.

Here is an arrangement of "Never Enough" from "The Greatest Showman". Not easy to play by any means, but rewarding and addictive if you stick with it! This is the version with tablature, sheet music only version also available.

From the 1979 film, "Watership Down" this arrangement captures beautifully the spirit of the song. Not too difficult to play, this is the version with tablature, there is a version without available on this website.

Another arrangement by David Jaggs. A capotasto is used on the 5th fret giving a brightness and fresh tonality. Inspired by the Jeff Buckley version, this transcription is lovely to play, not difficult at all. Recommended. There is another version of this piece without tablature.

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Here is a great arrangement of a very popular song, "Wonderful Tonight" by the great Eric Clapton. This setting has a very rich texture but is within the reach of the intermediate player, one of David Jaggs' more straightforward transcriptions! Left hand fingerings are provided in the more complex passages, and there is also an arrangement without tablature on this website.

Another of David's most popular arrangements is available to buy! Your Song has to be one of Elton John's best known tunes, and it transcribes beautifully onto the guitar,

Fingering is provided in tricky places, and as usual there is also a copy of the arrangement without tablature.

Some songs fit onto the classical guitar so well it's as though they were written for it. Killing Me Softly is one of these songs, every section seems to work effortlessly with some very interesting textures. Fingerings are given in the trickier sections. There is another version of the same arrangement without tablature. Not too difficult to master but certainly not a beginners piece.

A lovely arrangement of a favourite song, "Moon River". Not too difficult to play but always gets a great response! Includes tablature for non readers, and a lot of helpful fingering. Don't forget to tune the 6th to D and the 5th to G!