Sunshine Adagio In D Minor

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  • Standart Tuning
     
    Introduction:
  •  
    I recommend you find a good strategy at picking - I used finger picking, mainly
    because the "plong"
  • sound of muted strings when striking all strings with a plectrum isn't occurring,
    but also because of
    easier accent on certain notes.
  • You may also find another possibility, like single-picking notes with plectrum.
    Just try and choose
    what suits you best, or sounds best for you.
  •  
    The rhythm is very simple; it's either quarter notes (crotchets) or eighth notes
    (quavers) at certain
  • transitions. Just listen to the song on YouTube to find out.
    (I'm telling you this solely for you to get a feeling for the speed of the song,
    taking the bpm at ~60
  • into account; obviously you can use any rhythm you like)
    It may be tricky at times to keep the rhythm and correct chord changes, because
    the shifts in chords can
  • be very subtle. Be sure to stay in correct BPM and have an overview over what
    you're playing at that
    moment.
  • (I'm telling you this solely for you to get a feeling for the speed of the song,
    taking the bpm at ~60
    into account; obviously you can use any rythm you like)
  •  
    Search this name and find the version I was tabbing from on YouTube:
     
  • "John Murphy - Sunshine (Adagio In D Minor)"
     
    It's exactly 4:30 minutes long and it will help you adjust. I wrote some timestamps on significant
  • parts of the song to make orientation easier.
     
    For all parts:
  • You can play either two times the same chord in a row:
     
    e|19--19|
  • h|15--15|
    g|-x---x|
    d|17--17|
  • a|------|
    e|------|
     
  • or you may play this:
     
    e|19--17|
  • h|15--15|
    g|-x---x|
    d|17--17|
  • a|------|
    e|------|
     
  • What you do is really up to you, but I tend to the latter one. It sounds nicer,
    but not exactly like the
    record (the first one does neither). I think this is due to layering of violins in
  • the original soundtrack,
    something you can't do with one guitar. The only time the second option actually
    is the only valid one is
  • in the part "Melody begins again" below, I marked it with a *.
     
    Summary:
  • -First Part
    -Piano "Breakdown"
    -Melody begins again
  • -Voiceover
    -Ending
     
  • First Part:
    0:40 1:59
    e|-------------------------3--3--5--7--7--5--3--3--7--5---15--15--17--19--19|
  • h|---------------------7---x--x--x--x--x-(7)-x--x--x-(7)--12--13--13--15--15|
    g|0--0--4--2--4--5--7--x---4--5--5--7--7--7--4--5--7--7---12--12--12---x---x|
    d|2--2--x--4--x--2--x--4---5--5--5--5--4--4--5--5--5--4---------------17--17|
  • a|2--3--5--5--5--3--5--5----------------------------------------------------|
    e|------3-----3-----3-------------------------------------------------------|
     
  • Piano "Breakdown":
     
    Just play the two sixteenth / semiquaver notes for the duration of one bar.
  • 1:59 2:32
    e|--------------------------------------------------------------|
    h|--------------------------------12------13------12------12----|
  • g|----------------------------------12------12------12------11--|
    d|-9------10------12------12------------------------------------|
    a|--10------10------14------12----------------------------------|
  • e|--------------------------------------------------------------|
     
    Melody begins again:
  •  
    2:16 2:32
    ...................*.
  • e|17--15--17--19--17| Rhythm of the last two chords: 6 times first one,
    h|12--12--13--15--15| 2 times last one (on the beat)
    g|12--12--12---x---x|
  • d|------------17--16|
    a|------------------|
    e|------------------|
  •  
    This small part is played together with the second half of the piano part above.
     
  • Voiceover:
     
    2:32 2:48
  • e|3--3--7--5-|
    h|x--x--x-(7)|
    g|4--5--7--7-|
  • d|5--5--5--4-|
    a|-----------|
    e|-----------|
  •  
    Ending:
     
  • 2:48...............3:06..........3:22...............3:38...........3:54.......................4:10
    ..|..................|............|...................|..............|...........................|.
    e|3--3--5--7--7--5---3--3--7--5---15--15--17--19--19--3--15--19--19--17--15--15--15--17--19--19-15|
  • h|x--x--x--x--x-(7)--x--x--x-(7)--12--13--13--15--15--x--13--15--15--15--15--12--13--13--15--15-12|
    g|4--5--5--7--7--7---4--5--7--7---12--12--12---x---x--4--12---x---x--12--12--12--12--12--16--16-12|
    d|5--5--5--5--4--4---5--5--5--4---------------17--17--5------17--17-------------------------------|
  • a|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
    e|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
     
  • In general, you can experiment with these tabs as much as you like. There are many
    nuances in this song that
    are accessible by changing for example a muted string into a note you find more
  • fitting in context of the whole
    chord, or simply to add a more full "ring" to the sound. Furthermore, you may,
    towards the end of the
  • song, ignore some of the lower notes. But that's really your decision.
     
    I tried my best with this tab, I hope you appreciate it - sadly, the full
  • potential of this song really
    needs an orchestra, with multiple layers of string instruments that fill the air
    with their constant
  • humming.
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