[0:01 mandolin w/ plucked notes - high octave \ koto - low octave \ 0:02 vox & winds join] 

e|-----------------|----------------------|
a|---------3^------|---------3^---1^---5^-|
D|-3^--5^----------|-3^--5^---------------|
G|-----------------|----------------------|



 [0:12 mando w/ sust. tremolo \ clarinet & oboe join]

e|--------------------------------|----------------------------------------------|
a|--------------------------------|----1--.--1----3-.-3--5----6----5--3--1--.-1~-|
D|-5----6--3--.-3--5--1----3--5~--|-6----------5---------------------------------|
G|--------------------------------|----------------------------------------------|



 [0:38 mando w/ sust. tremolo, later ghost notes] F5   C5   G#/C       [1:05 fin]

e|-------------------------------------|-------------------------------|
a|-3-----------------------------------|--------(3-----3----3----3--.)-|
D|----5----6--3--.-3--5--1----3--5---.-|-5--(1---3-----5----6----5--.)-|
G|-------------------------------------|--------(5)--------------------|



Tab legend:

tremolo               rapid, alternating down & up picking
^                     plucked note
.                     stopped note
~                     sustained note
()                    ghost note                          



Link to my video lesson: https://youtu.be/HCrAwLgWrCE

The Moment Our Paths Entwined: https://youtu.be/vYVHuMaTkio?si=r3ZgoQKCNSJQiGXj

A new theme created for the 2024 Silent Hill 2 remake on PS5 and PC. This and all it's other tracks,
as well as the 2001 original game themes were created by Akira Yamaoka. Personally, I haven't yet been
able to spot where (or if) this plays in-game, exactly. It is track no. 37 on disc 2 of the accompanying
3 part Silent Hill 2 Original Soundtrack - 2024. 

Since there is no guitar in this track, I would suggest that all instruments are virtual here, as is 
most typical for Yamaoka. The lower pitch playing underneath the mando, at times in octaves, sounds
like a Japanese koto to me, but this is impossible to confirm at the moment. Do play the mandolin
with a sustained tremolo, unless noted otherwise. GDae standard tuning mandolin transcript.