Sanctuary
The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past
Super Nintendo
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4 ratings
Tabber:
archard
Composer:
Koji Kondo
Style:
Transcription
Instrument:
Guitar
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17 years ago
Sanctuary
The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past
Composed by Koji Kondo
8/16/06
e-------------------------------------------3-----8-7-3-----3-----8-7-3-----
B--------------------------1--3--0------------4-1-------3-0---4-1-------3-0-
G---------------------------------------------------------------------------
D--1--3--0-----1--3--0------------------------------------------------------
A---------------------------------------------------------------------------
E---------------------------------------------------------------------------
e--3-----8-7-8-10-7-8-3-8-15-15-10-7-3-8-3-8-15-15-10-7-3-8-5
B----4-1-----------------------------------------------------
G------------------------------------------------------------
D------------------------------------------------------------
A------------------------------------------------------------
E------------------------------------------------------------
e--------2-2-8-7-1-4-3-3-1-----3--
B--4-4-1-------------------3-0---4
G---------------------------------
D---------------------------------
A---------------------------------
E---------------------------------
@Colton 17 years ago
took awhile to get it but sounds good. another job well done!
@snoman 16 years ago
Great, but can't you just use a lower 8 instead of a 3 during those parts where it's just 8 and 3 over and over again?
@MassTheMono 15 years ago
You know, this one isn't that tough, but I love it. It was one of the first ones I learned, and it helped me tremendously with moving up and down the neck. I still play this one pretty often. =). I've been looking for a way to make the opening notes more full. Any suggestions?
@auriplane 15 years ago
Replying to:
@MassTheMono You know, this one isn't that tough, but I love it. It was one of the first ones I learned, and it...
Well, I think these are the chords in the opening:
But assuming you're playing with a pick, you can get almost the same effect with these voicings:
(Just remember to bar the 4 in the xx454x so you have the fingers free for the 7 and 6!)