X-Mas Fingerstyle Tabs?

[Guitar God]

Can you guys post some links to some xmas finger-style tabs, I'm tired of these beginner single notation xmas songs.

[seagullplayer77]

I've got a very nice arrangement of "O Holy Night," but it's too big to post as an attachment. If you're interested, PM me with an E-mail address and I'll send you a copy that way. Here's the tune:

 

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Here's another cool arrangement, though it's definitely not a solo piece. It sounds cool, but without someone singing, it's lacking a melody:

 

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Dale (the guy that's playing in all of these) was kind enough to make a tutorial for "The First Noel," which you can find here.

[Guitar God]

Here I will tell you my e-mail here, this is my band e-mail so it's not personal.

massacreatdawn@hotmail.com

 

I found a couple nice fingerstyle trans siberian orchestra songs,

I have found "The Silent Nutcraker", "First Noel"

[Freeman Keller]

Mark Hanson, Accent on Music, has a couple of books/cds with songs ranging from very simple to incredibly complex. He has arranged several to be played with flute or other instruments

 

http://www.accentonmusic.com/

 

Each year I work on this one, then put it away for 11 months. Getting closer

 

http://www.accentonmusic.com/mp3/bwjbells.mp3

[Guitar God]

 

Mark Hanson, Accent on Music, has a couple of books/cds with songs ranging from very simple to incredibly complex. He has arranged several to be played with flute or other instruments http://www.accentonmusic.com/ Each year I work on this one, then put it away for 11 months. Getting closer http://www.accentonmusic.com/mp3/bwjbells.mp3

 

 

Thanks for those links, I liked the audio track to.

[Freeman Keller]

Another good sourse is (was) John Fahey. He did some great fingerstyle Christmas songs, often in open tunings. You can find his books at Homespun Tapes.

[Starrshine]

Another good sourse is (was) John Fahey. He did some great fingerstyle Christmas songs, often in open tunings. You can find his books at Homespun Tapes.

 

Ah, yes, you and I big fans of John! Actually there are a lot of tabs for his stuff on his official site: John Fahey.com

http://johnfahey.com/Tablatures.htm

I just looked none of his Christmas album

Bob

[entertainment9]

Why don't u check his Christmas album ?

[Freeman Keller]

Ah, yes, you and I big fans of John! Actually there are a lot of tabs for his stuff on his official site: John Fahey.com http://johnfahey.com/Tablatures.htm I just looked none of his Christmas album Bob

 

OK, sorry. John has a Christmas cd out, and his Mel Bay book has three Chrismas songs - First Noel, Silent Night (in open G, you can actually play it with a slide), and Auld Lang Syne (open C). Also his stuff is available from Stefan Grossman, not Homespun.

 

 

One of the best and worst concerts I ever say was Fahey in about 1972 - he sat down with his usual liter of coke, playd for an hour, got up and walked off the stage. The audience didn't know whether to applaud or boo. A very talented, interesting, and troubled person - I've struggled with his songs for 40 years/