Tab of Riqueni run

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Tab of Riqueni run

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tmock

Posts: 143
Joined: Jan. 23 2005
From: New York, New York

Tab of Riqueni run

This is a quick PowerTab of the Riqueni run that Jim Opfer posted in the Audio upload section.

Check out ToddK's comments from his post in the Audio/Video section regarding the position changes in this run. I'll revise the tab to reflect his comments in the next few days, but I've gotta study now!

ToddK

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i'll bet he shifts, using the F# on B string 7 fret.
Its the perfect time, cause it follows the open E string. This is a very common
way to shift.
The the last few measures dont stay on the trebles, he uses the D string
and lands at 7th fret. He may even use the A string for that last note,
wich would keep him up near the 12th fret for the last 2 measures.
Its sensible, but hard to play that way. Tone wise, its gotta use a bass string imo.
But the notes in your tab are all correct.

best,
Travis.