You?reMy Best Friend

composed by John Deacon as played by Queen

Arranged for Guitar Quartet with optional Chords andoptional bass guitar

by DanJones

Thisarrangement of You?re My Best Friend hasbeen made for intermediate-levelguitarists




Guitar1 is the main vocal line, as sung by Freddie Mercury

Guitars2 & 3 contain many of the backing-vocal figures plus the electric guitarriffs and solo as played by Brian May

Guitar 4is a transcription of the bass line. It is an interesting andrhythmically-exciting part. Chord symbols are given in this part allowingchords to be added should the ensemble want these.

Guitar4 can also be played by a bass guitar. The part is also given in bass clef(sounding an octave lower).

A film of this arrangement will be available by the end of January 2020

It is myintention to provide arrangements which are exciting, original, stimulating,flexible and which people want to play. Films of all of my arrangements forboth guitar solo and guitar ensemble can be found at:

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Imagineisthe timeless pacifist song by the late, great John Lennon

This easyarrangement is for four guitars, with an option to add chords.

Guitar 3has only a few pitches and very simple rhythms making it suitable for absolute beginners.

Thechord symbols are written with the Guitar 4 part.

Thisdownload includes a full score and individual parts for each guitar.

Thearrangement is ideal for beginner ensembles making it perfect for schools,clubs and guitar societies. It is also a song very well known by all audiences,regardless of age and culture.

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An arrangement of John Denver's beautiful classic 'Annie's Song' for guitar quartet.

This purchase contains a full score and set of parts in a single download.

The parts are organised so that every guitarist has melodic interest and the technical level is similar across players. It is ideal for guitarists of about about ABRSM Grade 5 standard and above.

'Annie's Song' will also make an unusual encore or light work for conservatoire, professional-level groups or for background music.

Please visit www.danjonesguitarist.com for many more arrangements for large guitar ensemble, quartets and solos, all available for immediate download at Sheet Music Plus.

The Guitar 4 part also has chord symbols if ensembles wish to add another player to strum harmonies (optional).

This arrangement comes in the following format, all provided in this one download:*A score with notes and TAB*A score with notes only (to facilitate page turns at the request of teachers)*Parts in notes and TAB*Parts with notes onlyThe melody set here is traditionally used for a setting of the beautiful Robert \'Rabbie\' Burns poem \'Ye Banks and Braes\'. The actual melody is much older and its origin unknown.The arrangement here is intended for an ensemble of guitars of mixed levels of experience. The verses and chorus are set in both G major, A major and then G major again. Groups can shorten or lengthen a performance if desired, according to experience.Arrangement details are as follows:Guitar 1 - has the main melody and also plays in harmony with Guitar 2. Higher-position playing is required later in the arrangement, if the the full version is performed.Guitar 2 - often harmonises, and plays in canon with Guitar 1. There is some high-position playing required in the full version.Guitar 3 - is intended for beginners and is an optional part. It consists of dotted half notes (minims) throughout.Guitar 4 - has chords throughout. I have provided chord symbols for those familiar with this system. The harmonies given in the notes and TAB are designed to facilitate left-hand chord changes. For a wealth of arrangements, compositions and writings to suit guitarists of all levels of experience, please visit www.danjonesguitarist.com.

Apachecomposed by Jerry Lordan, as playedby The Shadows

Arranged for Guitar Quartet by Dan Jones

Thisarrangement of Apache has been madewith real-world guitar teachers and ensembles in mind.

Perhapsour instrument?s greatest joy is the fact that it exists in so many forms andstyles of music. Some players prefer the electric guitar and read from TAB,others have a classical background and are therefore more familiar with notes;others still prefer reading from chord charts with fretboard diagrams.

Thisdownload considers all of these musicians.

Guitar1 is the main tune, as played by Hank Marvin in The iconic recording made byThe Shadows. The music is provided in both notes and TAB.

Guitar 2is a part with chords. This is given with chord symbols, fretboard diagrams andrhythm patterns.

Guitar3 is designed to include the less-experienced player. It is in open positionand the part, being easy to read, is given in notes. This is an optional part.

Guitar 4is a transcription of the bass line. It is an interesting andrhythmically-exciting part. It is in simple positions and is given in notesonly.

Guitar4 can also be played by a bass guitar. The part is also given in bass clef(sounding an octave lower).

It is myintention to provide arrangements which are exciting, original, stimulating,flexible and which people want to play. Films of all of my arrangements forboth guitar solo and guitar ensemble can be found at:

www.danjonesguitarist.com

Readabout my life as a guitarist working and living in rural France here:

www.danjonesauthor.com

A split screen video showing all of the parts of the arrangement being performed can be viewed anytime at www.danjonesguitarist.com.

Live and Let Die - by Paul and Linda McCartney (Wings)Arranged for Guitar Ensemble (Quartet with Optional Bass Guitar Part) by Dan Joneswww.danjonesguitarist.comYour download will give you the following:A directors\\\' score with notes and TABA directors\\\' score with notes only (to facilitate page turns)All parts in notes onlyAll parts in notes and TABAn optional bass part in bass clef with bass TAB for maximum flexibilityChord symbols within the Guitar 4 partThis arrangement is designed for more-experienced players and will make an excellent showpiece or encore piece. The use of percussion and high ranges, as well as the dramatic tempo changes give the work a sense of theatre and virtuosity.Live and Let Die was composed by the McCartneys as the title theme to the James Bond film of the same name in 1973. It was produced by Beatles producer George Martin.The song enjoyed a resurgence in popularity when it was covered by the American hard rock band Guns N\\\' Roses in 1991.For a huge range of pieces for guitar ensemble music, solos, teaching material, books and much more, please visit: www.danjonesguitarist.comI very much hope you enjoy performing Live and Let Die.A YouTube video of a performance will follow soon.