[George Bretz]

Thanks Philip,
Could that be “New Camptown Races”? A bit different than “Camptown Races” which is an old minstrel tune.
Thanks,
George

[George Bretz]

Paula,
Thanks for your question. This one is tough and has required some research.
Perhaps the place to start is with Tabledit.com.
It’s a program that allows you to load sheet music PDF and convert to tabulature.
It would be possible to load the PDF sheet music enclosed at the bottom of each lesson and convert to tab.

Another option is to use a program called Songsterr. (Spelling is correct two Rs at the end). It is an AI based program that lets you drop in audio files and it produces tabulature.

I have some experience with Tabledit. It’s pretty handy. No experience with Songsterr.

I hope this helps.
George

[George Bretz]

Hard one! Will pass on to Casey

[George Bretz]

Kayli,

You can download the “performance” versions of all the tunes. They have fiddle and guitar on them. Look for the MP3 logo below the videos.
If you want only guitar. You can’t download those. However, the chord progressions are on the sheet music. You could have a guitar playing friend record those for you. Or, if you subscribe to strum machine, load the chord progressions there.
Best wishes
George

[George Bretz]

That’s way cool and beyond me. But Tom and Jerry is pretty cool even when simplified.
Thanks for sharing.
George

[George Bretz]

Kate,
I had to look this one up. Never heard of it before. Nice drive in the Alasdair Frazier version.
I randomly ran into Casey last night, we don’t even live in the same town. He said he has a bunch of material coming from Kevin Burke and Hanneke. Maybe we will get lucky.
Otherwise, we can add it to the wish list.
Thanks,
George

[George Bretz]

👍. Will pass it on

[George Bretz]

Welcome Bradley,
Lots of Celtic sounds here. Sounds like Titanic influenced you in a couple of ways.
George

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