The Bear's DenKabukibear's Guitar Arrangements

🎸 Exciting News for Guitar Enthusiasts and Game Music Lovers! 🎶

Hello everyone,

I hope this message finds you all well and thriving in your musical journeys. Today, I'm thrilled to share a project that's very close to my heart and, I believe, could be something special for our community.

Over the years, I've had the joy of arranging over 300 pieces of music for solo acoustic guitar, drawing from a rich tapestry of sources including video games, classical compositions, beloved TV shows, and captivating anime themes. These arrangements have been a way for me to explore the depths of music that has moved me, and to reinterpret these melodies in a way that resonates with the intimate and expressive nature of the acoustic guitar.

As this collection has grown, the idea of bringing these arrangements together in a book has been simmering in the back of my mind. But here's the thing—300+ pieces is a lot, and the thought of compiling them all into one tome seems both daunting and perhaps a bit overwhelming for one volume.

So, I'm considering starting with a smaller volume, a curated selection that captures the essence of this larger body of work. I envision a book that not only presents these arrangements in a clear, accessible format but also weaves in the stories behind the music, performance tips, and insights into the arrangement process.

But here's where I need your help:

Feedback on Scope: What are your thoughts on the idea of a smaller, more focused volume to start? If you were picking up this book, what would make it most valuable to you?

Content Preferences: From video game classics to cinematic scores from your favorite anime or TV shows, what kind of content would you be most excited to see in such a collection?

Features and Extras: Beyond the notes themselves, what additional content would enhance your experience? Are there specific learning resources, background stories, or performance tips you'd find useful?  

I genuinely believe that this project can be something we build together, a testament to our shared passion for music and its ability to connect us across different backgrounds and experiences. Please feel free to share your thoughts, ideas, and any questions you might have. Your feedback is invaluable, and I'm excited to embark on this journey with you all.

Thank you for your time, your support, and for being an integral part of this vibrant community. I can't wait to hear from you!

Warmest regards,   
      Kabuki

Comments (1)

  • Pierre-Nicolas PintusBear Cub·
    Seems an exciting project ! With 300 pieces, it doesn't seems a bad idea to split it in 2-3 volumes, if you're proud of the 300. If not, why not reducing the total amount, or revisiting some of the less loved arrangement ? I can't really help with the content because I like the whole package you said, maybe less academic classical songs . For the extra, tips, maybe some alternative versions ? (Or some guide if we want to play it bass + guitar instead?) I'll personally like to see how you arrange, some theory advices to arrange if you have any, tips to play... Thank you for this thrilling project,

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