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Theme For An Imaginary Western - Mountain

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Tuning: E A D G B E

Capo: No capo

BPM: 200

    Guitar 1
e|----------------------|--------------------|2--------------2----|-----2--------------|--------------------|
B|--2---------2---------|--------------------|2--------------2----|-----2--------------|-----2---------2----|
G|--2---------2---------|--------------------|2--------------2----|-----2--------------|-----2---------2----|
D|--2---------2---------|--------------------|4---------4----4----|-----4--------------|-----2---------2----|
A|--0-------------------|--------------------|4---------4----4----|-----4--------------|-----0--------------|
E|------------4---------|-----0--------------|2---------2----2----|-----2--------------|---------------4----|

                               When the waWhen the wa
e|----------------------|-----|2--------------2----|----------2---------|--------------------|
B|----------------------|-----|2--------------2----|----------2---------|----------2---------|
G|----------------------|-----|2--------------2----|----------2---------|----------2---------|
D|----------------------|-----|4---------4----4----|-----4----4---------|----------2---------|
A|----------------------|-----|4---------4----4----|-----4----4---------|----------0---------|
E|------------0---------|-----|2---------2----2----|-----2----2---------|--------------------|

[ preview ends at bar 10 — the interactive score has the rest ]

                                    city for the forcity for the for

                                         painted wapainted wa

                         ning, dusty roads ning, dusty roads

               Sometimes Sometimes

    ness, met the ness, met the

    Fallen Fallen                                                                       wayside looked as if wayside looked as if

                                                                   Oh, the sun Oh, the sun

                                              and the and the

                         In the In the

          laughter sounds. laughter sounds.

    Oh, the danOh, the dan

    singing, oh, the singing, oh, the

                    played. Oh, the played. Oh, the

    ted, oh, the girls ted, oh, the girls

    gret. Sometimes they gret. Sometimes they

    kept it, often kept it, often

    Fought each Fought each                                                             it, sometimes it, sometimes

                                                                                   Oh, the Oh, the

                                                                              eyes, and the deeyes, and the de

                                                                                        In the In the

                                                                                   laughter sounds. laughter sounds.
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Instruments
Guitar
Tracks
1
Tempo
200 BPM
Time signature
4/4
Tuning
E A D G B E
Difficulty
Intermediate
Bars
137
Frets used
Frets 0-9
Techniques
slides
Published 13 Sept 2020

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Theme For An Imaginary Western - Mountain is a Guitar score arranged by Mk Guitar Classes. Read it as tablature or as standard sheet music notation, play it back at any tempo, and practise it a bar at a time.

It is written in 4/4 at 200 BPM. The arrangement runs 137 bars. We grade it intermediate — it stays between frets 0 and 9 and there are 12 chord shapes to learn. Playing it calls for slides.

Chords used: A, Amaj7, F#m, F#5, B, G, D5, D, G5, Bm, C#m, C. Each one links to its shapes and fingerings.

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