This arrangement of the beautiful Spanish Christmas song, Campana Sobre Campana can be played by an ensemble of guitarists of all abilities making ideal for mixed-ability groups and summer schools. A film of the arrangement can be enjoyed here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kttf27URBOI

The work is arranged so that guitars 1, 2 & 7 are for more-experienced players, and guitars 3, 4 & 5 for less-advanced learners. Guitar 6 is a very simple optional part. All guitars have melodic and rhythmic interest.

The download includes a full score and all individual parts.

The bass part is presented in both treble and bass clef so can be played by musicians used to reading either clef.

You will receive 25 pages of music for your enjoyment.

The Soundof Silence

Simonand Garfunkel - arr. for Guitar Ensemble by Dan Jones

NEW: TAB now included in this download!

The Soundof Silence is one of the great songs from the catalogue of the brilliantfolk/pop duo, Simon and Garfunkel.

Thisarrangement is for four guitars, with an option to add chords. The chordsymbols are written with the Guitar 4 part.

The download includes a full score and individual parts for each guitar in both notes and TAB on separate sheets.

Thearrangement allows all players to enjoy some melodic interest.

Thestandard is appropriate for intermediate players. There is no real technicaldifficulty in the arrangement except for some playing in higher positions.

Thisarrangement is ideal for schools, guitar societies or teachers wantingrepertoire which will be popular with an audience.

Asplit-screen video of the arrangement can be found on YouTube

?A Thousand Years? is a beautiful ballad recorded andreleased by American singer/songwriter Christina Perri in 2011.

It was used aspart of the soundtrack for the film ?Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn ? Part 1?.

This is a very versatile arrangement with parts for intermediatelevel guitarists playing in a wide range of styles. Included in your single downloadare:

A full score (22 pages) showing all parts in notes and TAB. Please note that PARTS IN NOTES AND TAB ARE PROVIDED ONSEPARATE SHEETS allowing teachers and performers to use the notation system of their choice.

Guitar 1 part in notes and TAB

Guitar 2 part in notes and TAB

Guitar 3 part in notes and TAB

Guitar 4 part: a chordal part with some picking patterns. Thepicking patterns are shown in notes and TAB and the chords given as chordsymbols with rhythm indications throughout.

Guitar 4 part: Capo 2 is also a chordal part with some pickingpatterns. The picking patterns are shown in notes and TAB and the chords givenas chord symbols with rhythm indications throughout. This part shows transposedchords with slightly different voicing (to make the chordal part easier to play).

Guitar 5 part: a bass line with drop D tuning. The parts areprovided in notes and TAB

Guitar 5 part : provided as a bass guitar part. This is inbass clef with a 4-string bass TAB part.

The chordal part (Guitar 4) can be played by either a guitarwith a capo or one without, or both together.

Guitar 5 can be played by an ordinary guitar or a bass guitaror both.

A video with all parts being performed is shown via this page and my website: www.danjonesguitarist.com

Thank you for viewing and I hope you enjoy this arrangement of A Thousand Years.

This is a fun piece that your ensemble is sure to enjoy. This arrangement has been carefully transcribed and arranged in the original key to be performed by at least 2 guitars and 1 bass.

I have provided you with both ?notation? and ?notation with tablature? parts so you have the choice to distribute the version appropriate to your needs or the performers? reading abilities.

Four themes (Main Theme ? Underworld Theme ? Underwater Theme ? Starman Theme) are included in this arrangement in a variety of time signatures (4/4, 3/4, and 6/8). The original tempos are indicated although you could vary the tempo to suit your ensemble?s skill level. This is a great piece for teaching 16th note (semiquaver) rhythmic groupings and triplets. Rehearsal letters have been used to aid with rehearsals as a number of sections are repeated throughout the piece.

In larger ensembles it might be appropriate to ask some performers to create a percussive accompaniment on their guitars, or to recreate the 8-bit effects from the game on electric guitars (there are some great examples on YouTube).