One more suggestion-
Van Morrison’s Have I Told You Lately That I Love You

It’s a familiar melody and a lovely tune. It uses all the chords in the key. Van did it in E, but arranging in C or G brings up interesting options for voicings.

An instrumental arrangement of
While my guitar gently weeps
Mother Nature’s Son

Anything you choose will be great, Neil!

Steven

Username: sflier Week Ending: Sunday January 18 Monday January 12: 5 minutes My Back Pages play through before work Tuesday January 13: 25 minutes Beatles Medley Here there and Everywhere + Yesterday Wednesday January 14: 30 minutes I Still Can’t Say Goodbye - hadn’t played in a few years, getting i...

Username: sflier Week Ending: Sunday January 11 Working on Grateful Dead’s Black Muddy River. My arrangement based on this cover: https://youtu.be/MzhRoL5vq-Y?si=0LFCYQwnPJnP1jUJ Monday January 5: 22 minutes Black Muddy River intro and outro Tuesday January 6: 12 minutes Black Muddy River verse Wedn...

A little late to request a lesson- but this song (Judy Garland, Frank Sinatra, others) sets up nicely for a finger style arrangement in. G. I started working on it myself, but ran into problems w the bridge (some jazz chords). I found this nice rendition on YouTube. https://youtu.be/Xx0NhLkCJVU?si=8...

Tommy Emmanuel does a great solo guitar arrangement of one of the most beautiful songs ever written.

Neil- your arrangement is great. This arrangement has a jazzier feel, in Gm rather than Em.

Steven

Neil- for your consideration… a great 60’s pop song!


Steven

Neil- In playing triads up the neck, are there different “feels” with first inversion and second inversions? Do they stress the third or the fifth differently and does that matter? Or is it more about finding places for the melody or bass line? Is it the same with major and minor triads?

Steven

Another plea… a great great tune by an acoustic guitar legend.