Moonlight Sonata Help

[peaveyuser]

Ya I thought this would be a great song to start learning tapping too only problem is the tab confuses me.
http://www.stuarthamm.net/tabs/stuart_hamm-moonlight_sonata.btab
It seems a lot different than this


The way I usually see how songs are tapped is like this

G-12--5h9---14--7h10---16--9h12-|-16--12p9---14--10p7---12--9p5---
D-------------------------------|---------------------------------
A-------------------------------|---------------------------------
E-------------------------------|---------------------------------

 

[Mark Wilson]

That video isn't one to judge by.
Get Stu's version, and watch that video.

 

[peaveyuser]

Ok I kinda get how it's constructed now (thanks AmazingGracePlayer) so I understand how the tab is setup but does anybody have a link to the video where he does it? I have the recording but I want to see his technique.

 

[Alvaro Martín Gómez A.]

does anybody have a link to the video where he does it? I have the recording but I want to see his technique.

Click here (he plays it after "Love Thing").

 

[Hellbastard]

I consider that if you wanna play the Moonlight Sonata or anything from those German composers from the barroque,etc (Nowadays Études for learning how tap bass guitar technique) you should get the Piano score and try to find your OWN arragement. no matter how beautiful Stu plays it (NO harm meant towards Stu) Or how Josquin des Pres notes the Barroque, Classic pieces. YOU OUGHTA FIND HOW TO TAP OR PLAY THESE SONGS your own way, fingerings and such.
Hellbastard

 

[Grueber]

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this book is coming out soon and will have Moonlight Sonata in it. I believe he even had Stu check the fingerings himself.