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A Typical Verse
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Just a typical theme-verse arranged from the tune.
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This is an original arrangement of the Yiruma piano-tune "Kiss The Rain" which I arranged for guitar and tabbed for someone who asked me to do so. It is meant as a sort of demonstration of the main theme-segments of the tune individually and can then put together as a more-less complete abbreviated version of the tune which may be built upon and improvised around. It is not meant for any commercial purposes and is intended to be used as a study tool only.
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Acoustic • Acoustic Guitar
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January 12, 2006
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MP3 0.8 MB • 128 kbps • 0:49
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Tab for this section Typical Verse Section: ---------------------G-----(Gsus2)---------------------- E)----------------------------------3------------------- B}--------------------0---0-------3-------------0------- G)-----0h2---2-----0------------0---------0h2----------- D)--0-----------0-----0-------0-----------------0------- A)------------------------------------------------------ E)--3--------3------------3----------------3------------ ----------Bm-----Bm sus4----Bm11---------------------- E)-----------0---0----------2--------0------0---2----- B}--3--------3----------3------------3---3------------ G)-------4------------4----------4-------------------- D)-----4------------4----------4---------------------- A)--2------------2----------0------------------------- E)---------------------------------------------------- ----------------------Em (Em add9)------------Bm--------------------- E)--2--------3---3--------0----5h7---5--3-----2--------0-----3--2---- B}-----------0----------0------0---------------------3-------------3- G)--------0-----------0-----------------0----------4----------------- D)------2-----------2----------------------------4------------------- A)-(2)----------------------------------------2---------------------- E)--0------------0--------------------------------------------------- -----------------C (Cadd9)----------------------------- E)-----------0--0--------0----0----------------------- B}--3--------1---------1--------3---1----------------- G)-------0-----------0-------------------------------- D)-----2-----------2---------------------------------- A)--3----------3-------------------------------------- E)------------(3)------------------------------------- --------G (Gsus4)-----------Em---------------------- E)----------------------------------0--------------- B}--1-------3---3----------0------0----------0------ G)-------0----------------------0--------0h2-------- D)-----0-----------0----0-----2--------------------- A)-(2)---------------------------------------------- E)--3-----------3----2-----0------------------------ ---Cmaj7--C--Cadd9--C6------------------ E)----------------3--------------------- B}--0------1------1--------------------- G)-------0---0-----------0-------------- D)-----2-------2-(2)--2----------------- A)--3-------------0--------------------- E)-------------------------------------- -----D/3(wF#)-----G---(G/C/G)---------- E)--2-------------3-------------------- B}-(3)-----3-----(0)------1---0-------- G)-------2------------0h2-------------- D)-----0------------------0------------ A)------------------------------------- E)--2-------------3-----------3-------- If going into another section you can add on (which ever is appropriate depending on what is next): E)-------------------------------------- B}-----0h3------------------------------ G)--0---------(...or...)--------0h2-------(and on into next part)-> D)---------------------------0---------- A)-------------------------------2------ E)------3--------------------3---------- As I gave the chords that are noted above each of those tab-lines it isn't necessarily the exact order, which is hard to really "call" as you're moving around. Just the basic ones contained in that tab-line. These are all the chord-shapes I worked out of (sometimes adding/changing a note or two, etc, etc), but these were the basic voicings/shapes. (Not in the order used in this verse-segment.) G=320003 and 320033; Gsus2=3X0203 and 3X0233; Gsus4=320013 Bm=X24432; Bm sus4=X24430; Bm11=X02230; Em=022000; Em add9=022002 C=X32010 and 332013; Cadd9=X32030; Cmaj7=X32000; C6=X02010; D/3=200232 And I think that's about it. Kind of hard to say moving through one into another, etc.
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