Man Of Constant Sorrow by Traditional Acoustic Guitar - Digital Sheet Music
By Traditional
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Man Of Constant Sorrow
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Acoustic Guitar - Level 3 - Interactive Download
SKU: A0.1604041
Composed by Traditional. Arranged by C. Ammel. This edition: Interactive Download, pdf. Country, Film/TV, Folk. Individual part. Duration 93. C. Ammel #1gp09uQ0jqaFq7XlSg17c7. Published by C. Ammel (A0.1604041).Key: G major.
I Am a Man of Constant Sorrow became a sensation as the theme song to the movie, "Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?" but is actually a traditional folk song first published by Dick Burnett in 1913. Versions of this song date back even further to the mid 1800s. I would describe my arrangement as similar to bluegrass banjo picking style. I rate this song as intermediate fingerstyle since it is played completely in the 1st position and has no barre chords but does require a fair amount of hammer-ons and pull-offs. Since it is played in an upbeat tempo it is probably best played in cut time after learning the piece.
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