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 Pachelbel's Canon in D. This is the exact way I play it on youtube. Some of the lessons may be missing a note or two but this tab is accurate. One thing to keep in mind when learning this piece. I was unable to figure out in powertab how to notate both the bass part and treble part in one measure (stems up and stems down). Just be sure to let the bass notes ring out to you play the next bass note. Also, some of the "6's" in the tab kinda look like "0's" because of the line running through it. So keep that in mind if your learning it off the tab.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_MyKRront0

Here Comes The Sun. This classic by the Beatles is a great fingerpicking song. Keep in mind the George Harrison used a combination of flatpicking/fingerstlye/strumming when he played this so a strict fingerpicking style is gonna have a slightly different feel. This is just my way of playing it, its not intended to be note for note like the original.

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qEUk3mjKb1E

 Julio Sagreras study. This is a nice little arpeggio study from Julio S. Sargreras Book 2 Lesson 3. The 1/16 notes may seem a bit difficult to get but once you get the hang of it. it comes pretty natural. Probably would be graded a mid to upper level beginners piece. Its really not to hard. You can view me playing it here for reference.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ohrwXpe3EQ

My Heart Will Go On Titanic Theme song. I remember when this movie came out (1996?) I was ...what word do I want to use, surprised, intrigued, curious, (I  still dont think Im using the right word) how much of a impact this movie had on people. I only saw it once and like it but certainly not to the extent that other people did. When I think back about it I now like it more and more. Guess Ill have to watch it again. ANYWAYS, this is a very easy version. It uses alot of partial chords and should be pretty easy to learn if you know how to play guitar a little. I would grade this as an easy to mid level beginners piece. I like it because its easy and still sounds nice

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bi-pHF6r0Y