E-|---Song:-Scarborough Fair-----------------------|
A-|---Author:-English Folk Song--------------------|
D-|---Transcription-by:Christian Liang-------------|
G-|---E-Mail:christian.liang@gmail.com-------------|
B-|---http://www.classclef.com---------------------|
E-|---Enjoy!---------------------------------------|

Scarborough Fair - English Folk Song


I have included the left (LH) and right (RH) hand fingering.
p = pulgar = thumb
i = indice = index
m = medio = middle
a = anular = ring


Scarborough Fair- Suspended Bass Note
"Scarborough fair" is an example of how the classical guitar can sound like 2 
With the suspended bass and running lead, the guitar produces 2 voices (Bass and treble).


Technique:
This piece is a slow piece. The challenge is to hold bass note which is struck with the 
mostly A (open 5th string). Try and suspend the bass as long as possible. 2 notes are 
with thumb and middle (pm) finger most of the time.

Tip:
A good solo guitar piece always contain 2 or more voices. Having voice diversity 
the guitar's musical capability.

e|--------------|-0----------0-|--------------|-------------|
B|--------------|--------------|-0-------1--0-|-------------|
G|-2----------2-|--------------|--------------|-2---------2-|
D|------2-------|------2-------|------0-------|-----2-------|
A|-0------------|-0------------|--------------|-0-----------|
E|--------------|--------------|-3------------|-------------|

LH 3    2     3        2         3       1      3   2     3

RH m    i     m   a    i     a   m    i  m  i   m   i     m
   p              p              p              p
--------------------------------------------------------------

e|------0-----3-|-5----------3-|-0----2-------|-0-----------|
B|--------------|--------------|------------3-|-------------|
G|--------------|--------------|--------------|-----------2-|
D|--------------|--------------|------0-------|-----2-------|
A|-0------------|------0-------|-3------------|-0-----------|
E|--------------|--------------|--------------|-------------|

LH            1   3          1   3    2     4       2     3

RH p    m     i   m    p     i   m    m     i   m   i     m
                                 p    p         p
--------------------------------------------------------------

e|------5-----5-|-3----------0-|-0------------|-------------|
B|--------------|--------------|------3-----1-|-0-----------|
G|--------------|------0-------|--------------|-----------0-|
D|--------------|--------------|--------------|-----0-------|
A|-0------------|-3------------|-3----2-----0-|-------------|
E|--------------|--------------|--------------|-3-----------|

LH      4     4   4              3    4     1   3
                  3                   2

RH p    i     m   m    i     m   m    m     m   m   i     m
                  p              p    p     p   p
--------------------------------------------------------------


e|------------0-|--------------|--------------|-------------|
B|--------------|-3----------1-|-0------------|-------------|
G|-2------------|--------------|------2-----0-|-2---------2-|
D|------2-------|------0-------|--------------|-----2-------|
A|-0------------|--------------|--------------|-0-----------|
E|--------------|-1------------|-3------------|-------------|

LH 3    2         4          2   3    2         3   2     3
                  1

RH m    i     a   m    i     m   m    i     m   m   i     m
   p              p              p              p
--------------------------------------------------------------

e|--------------|--------------|
B|--------------|--------------|
G|------------2-|--------------|
D|------2-------|--------------|
A|-0------------|-0------------|
E|--------------|--------------|

LH      2     3

RH p    i     m   p
---------------------------------------------------------------