Go to Sleep: Guitar TAB Digital Sheet Music

Go to Sleep: Guitar TAB Digital Sheet Music

Thomas Yorke, Philip Selway, Jonathan Greenwood, Colin Greenwood, Edward O'Brien, Radiohead

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About the Artist: Radiohead

Radiohead emerged from Oxford in the 1990s to become one of the most influential rock bands of their generation. Their willingness to deconstruct and reimagine the rock formula across albums like OK Computer, Kid A, and In Rainbows established them as innovators who challenge both themselves and their listeners.

For guitarists and music students, Radiohead's catalog offers rich material for understanding contemporary songwriting, alternative tunings, and the interplay between electronic and acoustic textures. Their compositions reward careful listening and technical study.

Why we love this

This is one of Radiohead's more accessible arrangements for players building intermediate skills. The TAB notation makes the specific fingerboard approach clear, letting guitarists focus on the song's phrasing and tone rather than deciphering notation alone.

What to expect

Hypnotic and intimate, the song draws you into a quiet space with careful, deliberate playing. The arrangement invites you to discover the emotional weight in small details rather than big gestures.

Who it's for

Intermediate guitarists exploring contemporary rock repertoire and TAB-based learning. This works well for students who are developing fingerstyle technique, musicianship in a modern context, or who simply want to learn songs that matter to them.

How to get the most out of it

  • Pay attention to dynamics and space. Radiohead's aesthetic often lives in restraint; silence and breath are as important as the notes themselves.
  • Check whether the original recording uses alternate tuning. If so, you'll need to either retune or transpose mentally as you read the TAB.
  • Use the recorded version as a reference for tempo and feel, particularly if the song uses rubato or flexible rhythm.

How to use it

Assign this for solo recitals or informal performance contexts where contemporary music adds depth to a classical or traditional setlist. It also pairs well with ensemble pieces by demonstrating how rock approaches harmony and texture differently.

Skills your students will build

  • Reading guitar TAB and translating it to fingerboard technique
  • Interpreting tempo and phrasing in contemporary repertoire
  • Managing dynamics and space in minimalist arrangements
  • Understanding alternate tuning systems through notation

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