Guitar,Piano,Vocal,Voice - Level 3 - Digital Download

SKU: A0.1475302

By Shaboozey. By Chibueze Collins Obinna, Collins Obinna Chibueze, Jerrell Jones, Joe Anthony Kent, Mark Allen Williams, Nevin Sastry, and Sean Cook. Arranged by Barry McCormick. Country,Pop,Singer/Songwriter. Score. 7 pages. B. McCormick #1052845. Published by B. McCormick (A0.1475302).

“A Bar Song (Tipsy)” Piano/Vocal/Guitar Arrangement

About the Song and Artist:

“A Bar Song (Tipsy)” is a lively, feel-good track by Shaboozey. With its catchy melody and playful lyrics, it captures the carefree spirit of a night out with friends. Shaboozey’s blend of acoustic guitar, vocals, and infectious rhythm makes this song a crowd favorite.

Key Features:

1. Vocal Clarity and Chord Symbols: The vocal line is clearly notated, allowing singers to express the playful lyrics. Above, you’ll find simplified chord symbols for guitarists to strum along.
2. Harmonic Simplicity: The song’s heart lies in its four recurring chords. We’ve captured that simplicity, making it accessible for beginners and seasoned players alike.
3. Rhythmic Feel: The arrangement mirrors the guitar’s rhythmic vibe, emphasizing the left-hand bass part. Harmonic rhythm variations between sections add interest and progression.
4. Violin/Fiddle Melody: The piano part weaves in the captivating violin/fiddle melody from the recording, elevating the overall experience.

Difficulty Levels:

1. Guitarists: Beginner-friendly, with the challenge of an F#m barre chord. Simplify further by using a regular E chord or employing a capo (we also have lead sheeat with a Guitar Chord Sheet you can also purchase).
2. Vocalists: The melody’s modest range suits most voices. Transposition may be necessary for specific vocal registers.
3. Pianists: Intermediate level—simple yet engaging accompaniment. Not recommended for absolute beginners.
   
   

Who is this for?

1. 1. Musicians and Singers:
   1. Solo Performers: Singer-songwriters, acoustic guitarists, and pianists looking for an engaging piece to perform.
   2. Small Ensembles: Duos or trios (vocals, guitar, and piano) seeking a fun addition to their repertoire.
2. Educators and Students:
   1. Music Teachers: Ideal for teaching chord progressions, rhythm, and vocal expression.
   2. Classroom Settings: Suitable for music classes, workshops, or school performances.
3. Content Creators:
   1. YouTube Channels: Musicians sharing covers or tutorials.
   2. Podcasts: Add a musical interlude or theme.

Where you can use this:

1. Open Mic Nights at Cafés or Bars: Perform “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” in an intimate setting, capturing the song’s laid-back vibe. Engage with the audience and encourage sing-alongs.
2. Music Schools and Workshops: Use this arrangement as a teaching tool for chord transitions, strumming patterns, and vocal dynamics. Discuss the song’s structure and how it reflects the carefree spirit of a night out.
3. House Concerts and Gatherings: Host a cozy gathering with friends and family. Invite a vocalist, guitarist, and pianist to collaborate on this arrangement.
4. Online Platforms: Share a video performance on YouTube or social media.

“Raise your glass to ‘A Bar Song (Tipsy)’! Explore our sheet music and bring this lively tune to life. Cheers!”