Now you can play this timeless hymn as a fingerstyle/classical arrangement for two guitars with both an easier guitar 1 part as well as a more challenging guitar 2, allowing players of different skill levels to play together. A standard notation full score, as well as parts in both standard notation and notes+TAB are included. Key of C, no alternate tunings. Level: Easy / Moderately Easy

Starting low and simple this intermediate fingerstyle/classical guitar arrangement grows into a flowing second-position rendition of the beautiful hymn “Beneath the Cross of Jesus.” Both a standard notation score and a notes + TAB score are included. Keys of C and D, no alternate tunings. Level Verse 1: Easy Verse 2: Moderate Verse 3: Moderately Difficult

A tune of Swedish origin, this simple melody (going by multiple names) makes for a wonderful theme and variations with differing levels of difficulty between the variations. Major, minor, tremolo, counterpoint—here’s a fingerstyle/classical guitar arrangement with plenty of interest. Both a standard notation score and a notes + TAB score are included. Key of A, no alternate tunings. Level: Varied

A simple fingerstyle/classical guitar arrangement for four guitars. Even though all the parts only finger one or two notes at a time, the result is a beautiful rendition of this wonderful hymn and a great way to combine players of differing skill levels. A standard notation full score, as well as parts in both standard notation and notes + TAB are included. Keys of A and E, no alternate tunings. Level Easy / Moderately Easy

Weaving Fernando Sor’s Opus 35 No. 18, with the traditional American melody “Come, Ye Sinners” this fingerstyle/classical guitar arrangement is so much fun to play. A challenge to learn because of the constant movement, the final result repays the effort involved. Both a standard notation score and a notes + TAB score are included. Key of E minor, no alternate tunings. Level: Difficult