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Concerto Pour Une Voix - Licari Danielle sur Guitariff.net Concerto Pour Une Voix (Concert For One Voice) Composed by Christian Langlade Sung by Danielle Licari with the Saint Preux orchestra (1969 album) Transcribed from Francis Goya's guitar version of the song Tablature by Justin Mandell ([email protected]) and Andrew Dubry ([email protected]) p=pulloff h=hammeron /=slide up to next note Bm * ' ' ' * ' ' ' * ' ' ' * ' ' ' -2-p-0-h-2-------------------------------3---5---3---2-----------| ---------------------------------------------------------5---3---| -----------------------------------------------------------------| -----------------------------------------------------------------| -----------------------------------------------------------------| -----------------------------------------------------------------| F# * ' ' ' * ' ' ' * ' ' ' * ' ' ' ---------------------------------------------------------2-------| -3h5p3---2-p-0---2---------------------------2-------2-------5---| -------------------------3---------------3-------3---------------| -------------------------------------4---------------------------| -----------------------------------------------------------------| -----------------------------------------------------------------| B * ' ' ' * ' ' ' * ' ' ' * ' ' ' ---------------------------------------------------------7---5---| -4---------------------------------------4---7---4---7-----------| -------------------------------------4---------------------------| -----------------------------------------------------------------| -----------------------------------------------------------------| -----------------------------------------------------------------| Em * ' ' ' * ' ' ' * ' ' ' * ' ' ' -5-------3-p-2---3---------------------------------------5---7-/-| -------------------------5---------------4---5---7-/-8-----------| -----------------------------------------------------------------| -----------------------------------------------------------------| -----------------------------------------------------------------| -----------------------------------------------------------------| A * ' ' ' * ' ' ' * ' ' ' * ' ' ' /9-------9---------------------------10--12--10--9---------------| -----------------------------------------------------12--10--8---| -----------------------------------------------------------------| -----------------------------------------------------------------| -----------------------------------------------------------------| -----------------------------------------------------------------| D * ' ' ' * ' ' ' * ' ' ' * ' ' ' -----------------------------------------------------------------| -8h10p8--7-------7-----------------------2---3---5---3---2---3---| -------------9-----------7---------------------------------------| -----------------------------------------------------------------| -----------------------------------------------------------------| -----------------------------------------------------------------| Ddim * ' ' ' * ' ' ' * ' ' ' * ' ' ' -4---------------------------------------7---9---10------9---7---| -------------------------------------10--------------9-----------| -----------------------------------------------------------------| -----------------------------------------------------------------| -----------------------------------------------------------------| -----------------------------------------------------------------| F#7 * ' ' ' * ' ' ' * ' ' ' * ' ' ' -7h9p7---6-------6----------------------------------------------|| -------------9-----------7--------------------------------------|| ----------------------------------------------------------------|| ----------------------------------------------------------------|| ----------------------------------------------------------------|| ----------------------------------------------------------------|| In several places the 0-fret on the e-string can be substituted instead of the 5-fret on the b-string depending on what feels best for you. Also, please use this tab file as an example for creating your own. it's *very* helpful and nice to have the beat lined up correctly with each note :)... Thanks! -andrew The chord picking pattern basically goes like this: (example for Bm) * ' ' ' * ' ' ' * ' ' ' * ' ' ' ---------------------------------2-------------------------------| -----------------3---------------3---------------3---------------| -----------------4-------------------------------4---------------| ---------4---------------4---------------4---------------4-------| -2---------------------------------------------------------------| -----------------------------------------------------------------| Chords: Bm F# B Em A D Ddim F#7 e:----2-----2-----2-----0-----0-----2-----4-----2----------------| b:----3-----2-----4-----0-----2-----3-----6-----2(or 4)----------| g:----4-----3-----4-----0-----2-----2-----4-----3----------------| d:----4-----4-----4-----2-----2-----0-----6-----2----------------| a:----2-----4-----2-----2-----0-----x-----5-----4----------------| e:----x-----2-----x-----0-----x-----x-----x-----2----------------|