SKU: A0.1350516

Key: A minor.

Guitar, Guitar Ensemble, Guitar Ensemble – Beginner/Advanced – Ron Calabrese Hotel California (Arrangement by Ron Calabrese): Score, 5 Guitar Parts, Guitar Tablature: 49 pages. Introduction: Hotel California is a guitar arrangement created for beginners as well as intermediate and advanced players. The guitar harmonies or the piece brings a special blending that is enjoyable to play and perform for any occasion. The iconic guitar solo includes smooth harmonies across multiple guitar parts. Part Descriptions: Guitar 1: The Guitar 1 Part is written to showcase the tune’s main melody and chorus. This part should be played by an advanced player, mainly due to the advanced guitar soloing toward the end of the piece. All fingering and tabulator are included for convenience. Guitar 2: The Guitar 2 Part provides adds a fingerstyle chord technique that is unmistakable. Toward the end of the piece, Guitar 2 plays harmony with Guitar 1 for the iconic solo. This part can be played by an intermediate player. All fingering and tabulator are included for convenience. Guitar 3 & 4: The Guitar 3 and Guitar 4 Parts provide contrasting melodic sequences to the melody and solo sections. These parts can be challenging, but are intended to be played by a beginner to intermediate player. Guitar 5: The Guitar 5 Part is the bass guitar part (written in G clef). From time to time, the part includes key rhythmic phrases used to complement the other parts. The Guitar 5 Part also includes the chords as a potential 6th Part.

SKU: A0.1302452

Arrangement by Ron Calabrese:  Score, 5 Guitar Parts, Guitar Tablature: 39 pages. 

Introduction:  Hotel California is a guitar arrangement created for beginners as well as intermediate and advanced players.  The guitar harmonies or the piece brings a special blending that is enjoyable to play and perform for any occasion.  The iconic guitar solo includes smooth harmonies across multiple guitar parts.   

Part Descriptions:

• Guitar 1:  The Guitar 1 Part is written to showcase the tune’s main melody and chorus.  This part should be played by an advanced player, mainly due to the advanced guitar soloing toward the end of the piece.  All fingering and tabulator are included for convenience.
• Guitar 2:  The Guitar 2 Part provides adds a fingerstyle chord technique that is unmistakable.  Toward the end of the piece, Guitar 2 plays harmony with Guitar 1 for the iconic solo.  This part can be played by an intermediate player.  All fingering and tabulator are included for convenience.
• Guitar 3 & 4:  The Guitar 3 and Guitar 4 Parts provide contrasting melodic sequences to the melody and solo sections.  These parts can be challenging, but are intended to be played by a beginner to intermediate player. 
• Guitar 5:  The Guitar 5 Part is the bass guitar part (written in G clef).  From time to time, the part includes key rhythmic phrases used to complement the other parts.  The Guitar 5 Part also includes the chords as a potential 6th Part.