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Created: March 06, 2010 at 12:00 AM
The Legend of Zelda - Link's Awakening - Shop GUITAR TAB Composed by Koji Kondo Tabbed by Auriplane ([email protected]) If you want to play it lower, scroll down for a transposed version of the first guitar. Standard tuning. FIRST GUITAR Q. E Q Q H E E E E Q E E Q Q Q E E H e |15----------------------|------------------------|------------------------|------------------------| B |---------15-12----------|------------16-13-------|------15-12-------------|------------------------| G |------------------12----|13----------------13----|------------12----------|------------------------| D |------------------------|---------------------13-|12----------------12----|15----13-15-12----------| A |------------------------|------------------------|------------------------|------------------------| E |------------------------|------------------------|------------------------|------------------------| Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q E E E E H e |------------11----10----|9-----10----8-----9-----|7-----8-----6-----7-----|5--6--4--5--------------| B |------------------------|------------------------|------------------------|------------------------| G |------------------------|------------------------|------------------------|------------------------| D |11----12----------------|------------------------|------------------------|------------------------| A |------------------------|------------------------|------------------------|------------------------| E |------------------------|------------------------|------------------------|------------------------| SECOND GUITAR Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q e |------------------------|------------------------|------------------------|------------------------| B |------------7-----------|------------6-----------|------------7-----------|------------6-----------| G |------6-----4-----6-----|------5-----------5-----|------6-----4-----6-----|------5-----------5-----| D |5-----------------------|------------7-----------|5-----------------------|------------7-----------| A |------------------------|5-----------------------|------------------------|5-----------------------| E |------------------------|------------------------|------------------------|------------------------| H Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q H e |------------9-----8-----|7-----9-----6-----7-----|5-----7-----4-----5-----|3-----2-----------------| B |------------------------|------------------------|------------------------|------------------------| G |------------------------|------------------------|------------------------|------------------------| D |------------------------|------------------------|------------------------|------------------------| A |------------------------|------------------------|------------------------|------------------------| E |------------------------|------------------------|------------------------|------------------------| FIRST GUITAR -- an octave down Q. E Q Q H E E E E Q E E Q Q Q E E H e |3---------------|----------------|----------------|----------------| B |------3---------|--------4-------|----------------|----------------| G |--------4-------|----------5-----|----7-4---------|----------------| D |------------5---|6-----------6---|--------5-------|----------------| A |----------------|--------------6-|5-----------5---|8---6-8-5-------| E |----------------|----------------|----------------|----------------| Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q E E E E H e |----------------|----------------|----------------|----------------| B |--------4---3---|2---3-------2---|----------------|----------------| G |----------------|--------5-------|4---5---3---4---|2-3-1-2---------| D |----------------|----------------|----------------|----------------| A |4---5-----------|----------------|----------------|----------------| E |----------------|----------------|----------------|----------------|
@INF3C71ON (March 06, 2010 at 8:21 AM)
Brilliant! This song just oozes ambience.
@musenji (March 08, 2010 at 10:25 AM)
I had forgotten the song, and on the fifth note I laughed in recognition. :D Nice work. Did you break it down with a midi or just by ear? I imagine getting the specifics of the second half would be ear-wracking work.
A thought on one fingering,
The 2 could be 7 on the D string, allowing for one hand placement throughout the measure. Of course that means "hopping" for the staccato, but it's doable.
@auriplane (March 08, 2010 at 12:48 PM)
You don't think xxx26x is easier to play with a pick than xx7x6x?