Traditional songs arranged for classical guitar. PDF sheet music or tab for classical guitar. This pages lists both our sheet music and other’s for traditional, celtic, folk, and Spanish songs arranged for classical guitar. Join the Email Newsletter to get updates on sheet music, lessons, and more. Also consider donating to the site.
From my site (free & premium)
- The Irish Washerwoman, Mid-Beginner, Free
- Traditional: Greensleeves Arrangement, Grade 2
- Traditional: House of the Rising Sun, Grade 3
- Traditional: In the Bleak Midwinter for Guitar, Grade 3 Free Notation
- Traditional: Oh Shenandoah, Grade 3
- Traditional: Scarborough Fair, Grade3
- Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair by Foster, Grade 3
- Celtic: The Ash Grove (Llwyn Onn), Grade 2
- Celtic: Auld Lang Syne for Guitar, Grade 3 Free Notation
- Celtic: Danny Boy (Londonderry Air), Grade 3
- Celtic: Loch Lomond for Easy Guitar, Grade 3
- Celtic: The Skye Boat Song (Outlander Theme), Grade 2
Video from my Easy Folk Songs Vol.1 – 25 fingerstyle solos. Each piece: 1st time easy, 2nd time intermediate. These links go to Youtube.
- Amazing Grace (American)
- The Bamboo Flute, 紫竹调 (Chinese)
- The Banks of the Don (Canadian)
- The Big Rock Candy Mountain (American)
- Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes (English)
- Easy El Noi de la Mare (Spanish/Catalan)
- El Testament d’Amèlia (Spanish/Catalan)
- Flash Jack from Gundagai (Australian)
- The Foggy, Foggy Dew (Irish)
- The Galway Piper (Irish)
- The Gypsy Rover (Irish)
- Homeward from the Mountains (Norwegian)
- I’se the B’y That Builds the Boat (Canadian)
- Little Snowball Bush / Kalinka (Russian)
- The Oak and the Ash (English)
- On a Crystal Throne / Necken’s Polska (Swedish)
- Red River Valley (American)
- The Rising of the Moon (Irish)
- St. James Infirmary Blues (American)
- Simple Gifts (American)
- Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child (American)
- Song of the Volga Boatman (Russian)
- ’Tis the Last Rose of Summer (Irish)
- Tom Dooley (American)
- Wayfaring Stranger (American)
In your sheet music when you have say a 5th string A and on the same fret say a C on the 2nd string – do you play those two strings simultaneously? Or do you play the base note A and then the melody note C? Watching your videos, I don’t see you playing them together. But tell me if I am missing something.
Thanks, Joe Graves
If the notes are vertically aligned and occur on the same beat you play them together. Was there a specific piece you are looking at?