How did it go? I have mine in a week.

@@alexanderkaiser89 passed with minor corrections :)

@@sunilanandatheertha That’s wonderful! What was it in, specialty?

Thanks Emily! I'd be happy to share a tab but unfortunately I don't have one. This was arranged just based on the lead sheet here: worship.lifeway.com/findAndBuy/songPage/MyDwellingPlace(Psalm91)?versionId=94279&searchString=Keith%20#

Sheet music and tabs available here on Craig's site! www.craigdobbins.com/more-fingerstyle-hymns.html

@@nateveldt874 Thanks so much! Hope you can please respond tp my other messages about how you compose and math when you can.

@@nateveldt874 Hope you cam post more and respond to my question about math when you can. Thanks so much.

Thanks Craig, and thanks for all your wonderful arrangements and tunes! I love playing them.

Sorry, wish I did! I can tell you that this is drop D tuning, but there is no tablature--this is something I arranged for a virtual Good Friday service last year, but I never wrote it out anywhere. Glad you like it though.

Have you progressed on this piece??

@@patrikfrroku7215 Not really, no. It definitely was not written for guitar at all and you can tell by the positions of the fingers. It's just too much to learn for a single piece, which makes it all the more amazing to watch played.

@@patrikfrroku7215 Have you ?

@@Pode91 no no, I'm relatively new to guitar so I haven't even tried this. And I probably won't in the next few years. Maybe some day!

I wish i would have learned 1% of what you know!

Thanks Cata!

@@nateveldt874 Can you share how you came up with this melody and developed it and for your latest piece Taking shape? And how you deal with math? Thanks for sharing and hope to hear from you.

Hi Leif, I'm afraid I don't really have a specific formula for writing music or picking melodies and harmonies. I tend to play around with basic patterns and riffs, and when I find something that I think sounds especially fun or cool, I incorporate it into a composition. I've found that the more I learn how to play music from other artists (especially challenging pieces that force me to learn new techniques and explore new musical ideas), the better I become at composing my own tunes. I see you've mentioned in another comment that you're struggling with writer's block. In that case I'd maybe recommend you take a break from trying to write. Instead, go out and find sheet music (or a tab) for a composition by another musician that you find particularly beautiful, and practice it until you've mastered it. I've always found that highly rewarding.

@@nateveldt874 Thanks so much for answering! Can you share how you deal with math in your work?

Thanks!

​@@nateveldt874 Only stayed 4 month in netherlands, immediatly fell in love with this country keep the great work up :) (unless i'm wrong but your last name sounds dutch.)

Indeed, my last name and ancestors are Dutch! But I'm afraid my own personal experience with the Netherlands is restricted to the Amsterdam airport :) Glad you love it there though!