Scarborough Fair
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SKU: A0.1324315
By Anonymous. By Anonymous. Arranged by Servaas Verbergt. Celtic,Christmas,Classical,Folk,Irish,Traditional. Score. 2 pages. Servaas Verbergt #912513. Published by Servaas Verbergt (A0.1324315).This arrangement of Scarborough Fair for acoustic or classical guitar combines the chords with the melody. It is in the guitar friendly key of A minor and can be played as solo piece or used to accompany a singer. The arrangement starts with a four measure intro before going to the melody. The theme is repeated with some little variations in the second page. The chords symbols are added on the first page so you can make your own picking patterns while accompanying. This version is in standard notation and tab. I hope this arrangement is usefull for you or your students, I didn't include any dynamics because I think that by following the melody the dynamics will flow out of your guitar by itself. But you could start the intro pianissimo, gliding smoothly into the theme. Enjoy!
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