Rose of Allendale

[Cincy2]

I'm searching for an intermediate finger style solo of the Rose of Allendale. Any recommendations?

Cincy

[Pippin]

Originally Posted by Cincy2

I'm searching for an intermediate finger style solo of the Rose of Allendale. Any recommendations?

Cincy

There was one by Martin Simpson some years back. See if you can find it!

Pip

[stanron]

Have you seen this?

https://musescore.com/user/47854/scores/95325

It uses chords I wouldn't and might be more than intermediate but it is free. It's in the key of C And the first part at least is mostly in first position.

It's notation, not tab, but you can play it and hear how it's supposed to sound.

[scripsit]

Martin Simpson sells the music/tab for his arrangement of the tune on his website.

It's in dropped D, and not complicated to play.

Kym

[Cincy2]

Originally Posted by scripsit

Martin Simpson sells the music/tab for his arrangement of the tune on his website.

It's in dropped D, and not complicated to play.

Kym

Yes! That is what I couldn't find. Thank you.

Eric

[rick-slo]

Try this:
http://www.watershed-arts.com/rose.pdf

I went through it a bit while listening to this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZvnSKgLYKI

Just an occasional missed note (e.g. in measure 8) or "could be better" fingering in the tab which makes things a bit harder to play than necessary.

[Ryler]

Thanks, Derek, for posting that free version. Here is an analysis of the transcription by the guy who transcribed it. Many might be able to discern these things just by listening, but I found his explication interesting.

http://www.watershed-arts.com/transcript1.html