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Going Under: Authentic Guitar TAB

Evanescence

Item: 00-PSG-000069

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Led by the soaring vocals of Amy Lee, Fallen is Evanescence's major-label debut. This album-matching folio includes note-for-note guitar transcriptions, including the band's unique tunings. The beautiful solo piano accompaniment to "My Immortal" is transcribed in full, as is the solo piano introduction to "Bring Me to Life." Complete with four pages of color photos. Titles are: Bring Me to Life * Everybody's Fool * Going Under * Haunted * Hello * Imaginary * My Immortal * My Last Breath * Taking Over Me * Tourniquet * Whisper.

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Publisher: Alfred Music
Page Count: 64
SKU: 00-PSG-000069

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About the Artist: Evanescence

Evanescence emerged in the early 2000s with a sound that blended gothic rock sensibilities, symphonic elements, and alternative metal. Led by vocalist and keyboardist Amy Lee, the band built a devoted following through their atmospheric arrangements and emotionally intense performances. Their 2003 debut album Fallen became a cultural touchstone, proving that heavy music could reach mainstream audiences without sacrificing artistic depth or compositional sophistication.

Why we love this

These transcriptions capture the intricate guitar work that defined an era of rock music, with accurate tuning notations that reveal how the band achieved their signature sound. Students who tackle this folio discover that alternative metal requires the same precision and dynamic control as any classical piece; the technical demands are genuine. Programming selections from Fallen gives contemporary ensembles access to repertoire their students actually want to learn.

What to expect

Evanescence's guitar work moves between crystalline arpeggios and dense, heavily layered riffs. These songs balance delicate introspection with explosive dynamic peaks, requiring players to shift between fingerpicking precision and aggressive rhythmic anchoring. The arrangements create a moody, atmospheric quality that rewards attention to dynamics and tone shaping.

Who it's for

Guitarists who gravitate toward alternative and metal styles will find their preferred music transcribed with care and accuracy. High school and college students preparing auditions, recitals, or ensemble performances can build both technical chops and stylistic fluency from this material. Teachers seeking to engage students through contemporary rock will appreciate having note-for-note transcriptions that demand serious musicianship.

How to get the most out of it

  • Study the alternate tunings before diving into the full transcriptions. Many of Evanescence's songs use dropped or half-step tunings that shift the physical feel of the fretboard; marking your tuning on a reference card will save rehearsal time.
  • Use the color photos as performance reference. Watch Amy Lee's guitar position, hand angle, and overall stance while learning these parts; translating visual information into muscle memory accelerates technical progress.
  • Pay attention to the piano transcriptions embedded in the folio. 'My Immortal' and 'Bring Me to Life' feature guitar layered beneath piano; understanding both parts clarifies your role in the overall texture.

How to use it

Consider pairing selections from this folio with contemporary music showcases or rock ensemble performances. A recital featuring 'My Immortal' or 'Haunted' demonstrates to audiences that guitar transcription repertoire spans classical to current; the visual impact of a student commanding this material is significant. These pieces also work well as supplemental repertoire for students working through intermediate-to-advanced technique, since the fingering demands are genuine without becoming gratuitously difficult.

Skills your students will build

  • Reading and performing alternate guitar tunings (dropped tuning, half-step down)
  • Fingerpicking patterns combined with rhythmic precision
  • Dynamic control across a wide range of volume and intensity
  • Balancing melody and accompaniment in layered arrangements
  • Translating complex chord voicings from standard notation to fretboard

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