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Subject: A Farewell to Kings (intro) tabs

"A Farewell To Kings" classical guitar intro

Transcribed by David Sandberg (dts@quad.sialis.com)

------------------------------------0-----0---3-----3-2--------------
--3-----------7-------------------0---0-----------------2------------
------4---2---------------------4-------------4-4-----------3--------
----4-----2-----7-----------------------2---------5------------------
--2-----4-0---5---5-4-7-5---------------------------------4----------
--------------------------7-0-4---------------3-------2--------------


------------------------------------0-----0---3-----3-2--------------
--3---3-------7---7---------------0---0---------3-------2------------
--4---4---2---7---7-------------4-------------4-------------3--------
--4---4---2---7---7---------------------2---------5------------------
--2---2-4-0---5---5-4-7-5---------------------------------4----------
--------------------------7-0-4-------------0-3-------2--------------


------------------------------------0-----0--------------------------
--3---3-3-2---7---7---------------0---0------------------------------
--4---4-4-2---7---7-------------4------------------------------------
--4---4---2---7---7--------------------------------------------------
--2---2-4-0---5---5-4-7-5--------------------------------------------
--------------------------7-0-4---------4---0------------------------


----------------------5-----------5----------------------------------
--3---3-5---5-7---7-------------5------------------------------------
----2---4-4---7---6---6-------6--------------------------------------
----------------------7-----7----------------------------------------
----------------------7----------------------------------------------
--2-----3-----5---5--------------------------------------------------


(synth and chimes enter)
--------0---------------2---------0-----3-----3---3---3---2----------
--0-------0-------3-------3-----------1---1-------3-------3-3--------
--0---0-------0-------4-------4---0-0---------------0-----------2----
----2-------------4-4-----------------------------------0-0---0------
--2-------------0-2---------2---0-3-------------0--------------------
------------0-------------------------------0-----3------------------


--------0-0---0---------2---------------3---------3-----3-2----------
--0---------------3-------3-------1-------1-------3-------3----------
--0---0---------------------------0---0-------0-----0----------------
----2-------------4-4-4-------4---2-2-----------------0---0----------
--2-------------0-2---------2---0-3---------3---0-2------------------
------------0--------------------------------------------------------


------------------------------------0---------3-----3-2--------------
--3-------2---7---7---------------0---0---0-----3-------2------------
--4---4-4-----------------------4-------------4-------------3--------
--4-------2---7---7---------------------2---------5------------------
--2---2-4-0---5---5-4-7-5---------------------------------4----------
--------------------------7-0-4-------------0-3-------2--------------


------------------------------------0-----0--------------------------
--3-------2---7---7---------------0---0------------------------------
--4---4-4-----------------------4------------------------------------
--4-------2---7---7--------------------------------------------------
--2---2-4-0---5---5-4-7-5--------------------------------------------
--------------------------7-0-4---------4---0------------------------


--------------------------------------------------------------5------
--3---3-5---5-7---7---2---3-5---5-7---7---3---3-5---5-7---7----------
--2-2---4-4---7---6---2-2---4-4---7---6-----2-----4---7---6---6------
--------------------------------------------------------------7------
--------------------------------------------------------------7------
--2-----3-----5---5---2-----3-----5---5---2-----3-----5---5----------

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Explanation on used symbols:

|  - A pair of these indicate a part of music, not the usuals bars.
:  - Indicates that a part is to be repeated. This may be ommited, you should
     hear it too.
_  - Indicates a hammer-on or pull-off (You should know which is appropriate)
>  - Indicates a bend-up or down or a slide. With a bend, the note to bend to
     is between '(' and ')'. Use the whammy for a downbend. With a slide, the
     follow-up note is the one to be slid to.
!  - Indicates vibrato.
^  - Indicates harmonics. Is printed below the note.

For corrections or questions on the tabs, contact the author. If no e-mail
address is included, contact Frank or Jason, addresses below.

For remarks, suggestions or additions on the tab 'archive', contact:

Frank                       or      Jason
(schaaphe@serc.nl)                  (bold%astroatc.uucp@cs.wisc.edu)

HAPPY PLAYING!!