Guitar - Level 2 - Digital Download

SKU: A0.977954

Composed by Scottish Folk Song. Arranged by Tom Godfrey. Celtic,Folk. Guitar Tab. 2 pages. Tom Godfrey #6706509. Published by Tom Godfrey (A0.977954).

Also known as the theme song from the show Outlander, Skye Boat Song is a traditional Scottish song about Charles Edward Stuart (aka Bonnie Prince Charlie) and his journey to the Isle of Skye, evading government troops. This arrangement is for the late beginner or early intermediate guitarist and can be played with pick or fingerstyle. The melody is stated twice, first in C major and again in G major. Includes both standard and TAB notation. Visit https://youtu.be/M7claYdolAg for a free video demo and tutorial, and visit www.godfreyguitarlessons.com for online lesson information.

Guitar - Level 3 - Digital Download

SKU: A0.1189505

By Martin Hay. By Traditional. Arranged by Martin Hay. Celtic,Folk,Historic,Irish,Multicultural,Traditional,World. Guitar Tab. 2 pages. Martin Hay #789143. Published by Martin Hay (A0.1189505).

Loch Lomond is a traditional Scottish folk song that has been popular for centuries. The song is named after Loch Lomond, the largest freshwater lake in Scotland, and its lyrics tell the story of two Scottish soldiers who are imprisoned during the Jacobite Rebellion. One soldier is to be released, while the other is to be executed. The song's haunting melody and poignant lyrics have made it a beloved classic, and it is often performed at Scottish events and celebrations around the world. Over the years, Loch Lomond has been covered by many artists and has become a symbol of Scottish heritage and pride.

Composed by Traditional Scottish. Arranged by Damien Roy. Romantic Period, TV, Folk. Solo Part, Tablature. 2 pages. Published by 42 Fingers Publishing

Guitar - Level 1 - Digital Download

SKU: A0.1162362

Composed by Traditional Scottish Folk. Arranged by Brian Streckfus. Celtic,Folk,Holiday,Instructional,Irish,Traditional. Guitar Tab. 2 pages. Brian Streckfus #762722. Published by Brian Streckfus (A0.1162362).

1. Arranged for guitar.
2. Guitar TAB added.
3. Re-harmonized to be idiomatic for guitar and have more adventerous harmony. 
4. Grace notes added.
5. The grace notes, uncommon harmony, and overly drenched G major pentatonic sound lead to a more Irish/Celtic/Scottish idiom, as if this was written for bag pipes.
6. Too many versions of public domain songs will just phone in the chords in my opinion with a I IV and V7. This version is a bit jazzed up, which may not be what you looking for. If you are looking for real basic accompianiment this isn't the version for you, though I do try to use as many open strings on the guitar as possible, and the chords are often small.
7. The other problem I often see with public domain songs is that the famous cowboy guitar chords most versions use lead to a lot of clunky part writing in my opinion (no thought of tendency tones, no thought of smooth voice leading, parralel 8ves and 5ths, doubled 3rds, etc). Those voicings are easier to sight-read, but are also not super creative, and as a teacher, I don't exactly want a student to see the same G Major voicing forever. That gives this false impression that that G major vocing is somehow superior. 
8. Another small issue I see with public domain songs is that the vocal melody is sometimes not in the famous cowboy guitar chord. There is nothing wrong with that, and sometimes you want that, but since I like to train my singing with the help of my guitar, I like when arrangements make the vocal melody easy to add or remove on guitar. I can easily play a sophisticated solo version of this in a coffee shop, or I can just look at the chord nomenclature and see the song only from a rhythm section point of view when in a full band, when usually you purposely want to contribute less.
9. Notes with an upward stem represent those notes being the original melody. This give arrangement a lot of replay value because a skillfull performer can improvise the background harmonies.

Guitar Tab - Early Intermediate - Digital Download Composed by Traditional Scottish. Arranged by Keith Stevens. World, Folk. Individual Part, Tablature. 3 pages. Published by Andemil

By Scottish Folk Song. Celtic; Folk; Traditional. Easy Guitar with TAB. 2 pages. Published by Hal Leonard - Digital Sheet Music

Guitar - Level 1 - Digital Download

SKU: A0.978641

Composed by Traditional. Arranged by Andrew Pattinson. Folk. Guitar Tab. 1 pages. Andrew Pattinson #6660799. Published by Andrew Pattinson (A0.978641).

Play the Scottish Traditional classic today. This arrangement has accurate chords. Guitar diagrams and TAB are included as well as full musical notation.

Guitar Tab - Advanced Intermediate - Digital Download Composed by Traditional Scotland. Arranged by Dan Jones www.danjonesguitarist.com. World, Folk, European, Celtic. Individual Part. 6 pages. Published by danjonesguitarist.com

Guitar Tab - Advanced Intermediate - Digital Download Composed by Robert 'Rabbie' Burns (Trad. Scotland). Arranged by Dan Jones (www.danjonesguitarist.com). Folk, Celtic. Score, Tablature. 6 pages. Published by danjonesguitarist.com

Guitar - Level 2 - Digital Download

SKU: A0.1050124

Composed by Traditional. Arranged by Calum Wood. Celtic,Folk,Irish,Traditional. Guitar Tab. 1 pages. Calum Wood #654499. Published by Calum Wood (A0.1050124).

Attention all guitar players and Scottish music enthusiasts! Are you looking for a unique and authentic Scottish tune to add to your repertoire? Look no further than Miss Stewart of Garth - a beautiful and haunting melody that captures the essence of traditional Scottish music.

Our guitar score of Miss Stewart of Garth features both TAB and music notation, making it accessible to players of all skill levels. Whether you're a seasoned guitarist or just starting out, you'll be able to master this timeless tune in no time.

What sets our guitar score apart is its attention to detail and accuracy. We've taken great care to ensure that every note and rhythm is transcribed with precision, so you can play the song exactly as it was meant to be played.

With Miss Stewart of Garth in your repertoire, you'll be able to transport yourself and your audience to the rolling hills and misty glens of Scotland. The haunting melody will linger in your mind long after you've put down your guitar, and you'll find yourself returning to it again and again.

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The History of the Tune 'Miss Stewart of Garth'

Miss Stewart of Garth is a Scottish reel with a long and interesting history. The tune is believed to have originated in the early 18th century and was likely composed by a Scottish fiddler. It was first published in the late 18th century in the Scots Musical Museum, a collection of Scottish songs and tunes compiled by James Johnson.

The title Miss Stewart of Garth refers to a woman named Anne Stewart, who was the daughter of John Stewart, the laird of Garth. The Garth estate was located in Perthshire, Scotland, and was known for its picturesque beauty and its association with the Jacobite cause.

During the 18th century, the Jacobites were a political movement in Scotland that sought to restore the Stuart dynasty to the throne of Great Britain. Many Highlanders supported the Jacobite cause, and the Garth estate was known to be sympathetic to their efforts.

It's possible that Miss Stewart of Garth was composed as a tribute to Anne Stewart or as a way of expressing support for the Jacobite cause. The tune has a melancholy and wistful quality that has made it a favorite among Scottish musicians and dancers for centuries.

Over the years, Miss Stewart of Garth has been played in many different contexts, from traditional Highland gatherings to modern concerts and recordings. Its enduring popularity is a testament to the beauty and power of Scottish music, and it remains a beloved part of Scotland's cultural heritage to this day.