Fearless: Guitar Tab

As performed by dc Talk

Item: 35-DS01970148

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 14
SKU: 35-DS01970148

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About the Artist: dc Talk

dc Talk emerged from the Christian music scene in the late 1980s and became one of the most commercially successful bands in the genre, earning multiple Grammy Awards and American Music Awards. The group blended rock, rap, and pop sensibilities to reach audiences far beyond traditional Christian radio, making faith-based music accessible to mainstream listeners.

Why we love this

This tab captures a rock track with enough rhythmic energy and accessible chord movement to engage guitarists across skill levels without sacrificing musical integrity. The 14-page arrangement gives students room to dig into the song's structure and develop solid technique on material they actually want to play.

What to expect

Confident and driving, with the kind of straightforward rock energy that makes you want to turn up the amp. The song walks the line between approachable and substantial, offering enough melodic and rhythmic interest to hold your attention across multiple practice sessions.

Who it's for

Guitar students who connect with contemporary Christian rock and want to develop their skills through songs they genuinely enjoy playing. This works equally well for independent study or ensemble settings where guitar is part of a larger rock or worship band context.

How to get the most out of it

  • Establish the rhythmic pocket early by locking in with a metronome at a moderate tempo, then gradually increase speed as the feel becomes comfortable
  • Pay attention to any muted or palm-muted passages in the tab; these create the dynamic contrast that defines modern rock guitar work
  • Reference the original recording to hear how the guitar sits in the mix relative to vocals and drums, then balance your dynamics accordingly

How to use it

Include this in a worship band or contemporary music ensemble that draws on current and recent Christian rock repertoire. It also works well as a supplementary solo piece for intermediate guitarists building their transcription and tab-reading skills.

Skills your students will build

  • Reading and performing from guitar tablature
  • Identifying and executing rhythm patterns common to rock music
  • Interpreting notation for dynamics and articulation (muting, accents)
  • Coordinating strumming patterns with vocal or backing track phrasing

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