Category: Premium Tabs

Gustavo Santaolalla: Forsaken (The Last of Us HBO) | fingerstyle guitar + TAB

Photo by Patrick Pierre | Unsplash Forsaken The Last of Us HBO is one of the best series you’ll ever watch. It was pitch perfect. Of course, the music was integral to the games experience — so naturally Gustavo Santaolalla was brought back for the […]

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Oppenheimer: American Prometheus | fingerstyle guitar + TAB

Photo by Maxim Tajer on Unsplash American Prometheus I’ve been obsessing over the Ludwig Göransson’s Oppenheimer soundtrack since the film’s release. Just brilliant. Like Hans Zimmer at his peak in the 2010’s. This is a complex story about a complex individual — and Christopher Nolan […]

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Hans Zimmer: TIME | fingerstyle guitar + TAB

TIME is available on all streaming services. Links below. TIME Inception is a 2010 science fiction film written, and directed by Christopher Nolan. The film stars Leonardo DiCaprio as Cobb; a professional thief who steals information by infiltrating the subconscious. Cobb is offered a chance to […]

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Gustavo Santaolalla: Un Divague | fingerstyle guitar + TAB

Photo: Robert Murray (Unsplash) Un Divague Un Divague (a ramble) is the final song from Gustavo Santaolalla’s Narcos: Mexico soundtrack. The sparse instrumental piece is actually played on an electric guitar. However, for my arrangement, I felt it would be more accessible on an acoustic […]

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Oppenheimer | fingerstyle guitar + TAB

Oppenheimer Oppenheimer is Christopher Nolan’s 12th motion picture. It’s widely considered to be his greatest achievement — with some critics calling it “the film of the century”. The film follows the life of theoretical physicist, J. Robert Oppenheimer who developed the first nuclear weapon. Ludwig […]

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Insidious: Stay (Ghost) | fingerstyle guitar + TAB

Stay I’m a huge Ghost fan, and I absolutely love this song. ‘Stay’ features actor/director Patrick Wilson on vocals and his singing is remarkable. This song is played during the end credits of the new film, Insidious: The Red Door (also directed by Patrick Wilson). […]

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Deadwood (HBO): theme for guitar

Deadwood Theme | fingerstyle guitar + TAB

Photo by Richard Loader | Unsplash Deadwood Deadwood was an American Western HBO series (2004-2006) set in Deadwood South Dakota. The series starred Timothy Olyphant and Ian McShane — whose acting reached a zenith with Deadwood. His performance is amazing. I dig the main title […]

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Narcos: Mexico – Memoria (Gustavo Santaolalla) | fingerstyle guitar + TAB

Photo by Laura Louise Grimsley | Unsplash Memoria Memoria is a pretty motif from Gustavo Santaolalla’s Narcos: Mexico soundtrack. He’s actually playing an electric guitar that’s doubled with a violin. Given that dynamic, Memoria sounded better on a nylon string, as a lone guitar performance. […]

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Game of Thrones: Light of the Seven | fingerstyle guitar + TAB

Photo by Tom Barrett | Unsplash Light of the Seven Light of the Seven, by composer Ramin Djawadi, is the music at the very beginning of the Game of Thrones (season 6 finale) The Winds of Winter. Upon watching the episode in 2016, the music […]

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Eric Clapton: Theme From a Movie That Never Happened + TAB

Photo by Daniele D’Andreti | Unsplash Theme From a Movie That Never Happened Eric Clapton’s Theme From a Movie That Never Happened is a B-Side rarity that was first released in 1998. There’s not much info about this piece — so I believe that it’s […]

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Johann Johannsson: The Whirling Ways of Stars that Pass (The Theory of Everything) + TAB

Photo by Casey Horner | Unsplash The Whirling Ways of Stars that Pass The Whirling Ways of Stars that Pass is from Johann Johannsson’s 2014 Golden Globe winning score for, The Theory of Everything. It’s a beautiful piece of music that turned out to be […]

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Biutiful: Epilogue (Gustavo Santaolalla) fingerstyle guitar + TAB

Photo by Łukasz Rawa on Unsplash Epilogue It’s funny that an Epilogue is a conclusion because it was my very first blog post in 2011. Intellimusica was a weird idea then, and I’ve winged it ever since. This is a full redo of that initial […]

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