Tomaso Albinoni \| Adagio in G Minor \| as recorded by The Doors \| arranged for Solo Guitar \| Fingerst

Digital Sheet Music

By Tomaso Giovanni Albinoni

Item Number: A0.986103

Tomaso Albinoni's original composition is in three-four time (three-quarter time), but The Doors play the Adagio in G Minor in four-four time (common time). This arrangement for solo guitar follows The Doors version, but to make it easier to play on the guitar, it's not arranged in G Minor but E Minor. I play it at something like 50 bpm, which makes it more of a Largo in E Minor than an Adagio in G Minor ;-) But it sounds very much like The Doors original in the video I linked below. Only the first 2 minutes of the video are arranged, because this is where Albinoni's original composition comes to an end. Despite the time and key change this arrangement is still not easy to play, it's at least intermediate level. But sounds so very beautiful, if you're willing to spend some time with it. I plan on uploading a video recording, soon, on https://fingerstyleguitartabs.com/ Until then, this audio sample from Musescore will have to do: https://youtu.be/rlpf5nEhu28 Original The Doors Recording this music sheet refers to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Q_enY6YNEg

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