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My Sacrifice: Authentic Guitar TAB

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The Best of Modern Rock offers over 100 pages of all the hits you love professionally arranged in authentic guitar TAB. Titles: Because of You (Kelly Clarkson) * Bodies (Drowning Pool) * Bring Me to Life (Evanescence) * Broken (Seether) * Broken Home (Papa Roach) * Call Me When You're Sober (Evanescence) * Fake It (Seether) * Falling On (Finger Eleven) * Higher (Creed) * If You Talk Too Much (My Head Will Explode) (People in Planes) * Last Resort (Papa Roach) * My Immortal (Evanescence) * My Sacrifice (Creed) * One Last Breath (Creed) * One Thing (Finger Eleven) * Paralyzer (Finger Eleven) * Rise Above This (Seether) * Step Up (Drowning Pool) * Tear Away (Drowning Pool) * With Arms Wide Open (Creed).

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Publisher: Alfred Music
Page Count: 132
SKU: 00-PS-0012729

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About the Composer: Mark Tremonti

Mark Tremonti is the guitarist and primary songwriter for Creed, the post-grunge rock band that defined late 1990s and early 2000s rock radio. His approach to composition balances heavy riffing with accessible melodies, creating songs that work equally well in stadium venues and on acoustic stages. Tremonti's guitar work combines technical proficiency with emotional directness, making his compositions natural fits for guitarists working to develop both technique and interpretive maturity.

Why we love this

This collection captures the exact arrangements that defined modern rock radio, giving guitarists access to professionally transcribed versions of songs they actually want to play. The mix of artists and styles within the rock genre means students encounter different approaches to power chords, palm muting, and lead techniques without leaving the TAB format they're learning from.

What to expect

Raw, driving, and emotionally direct. These songs live in the space where heavy riffs meet melodic hooks, with the kind of catchy but powerful guitar lines that stay with you long after the song ends. The playing demands intensity and precision without requiring advanced classical technique.

Who it's for

Electric guitarists in grades 7-12 who are motivated by learning songs from modern rock radio and want TAB transcriptions they can trust. This collection works for self-taught players building technique through repertoire they love, and for ensemble guitarists looking for accessible arrangements that maintain the energy of the original recordings.

How to get the most out of it

  • Study the original recordings alongside the TAB to internalize the tone and dynamics; modern rock relies heavily on specific effects and playing intensity that notation alone won't convey.
  • Work rhythm and lead parts separately before combining them, especially in songs with complex palm-muted riffs that define the groove.
  • Pay attention to the tuning indicated for each song; several modern rock tracks use alternate or dropped tunings that affect both fingering and tone.
  • Use a metronome for the heavier rhythmic passages; lock the pocket before adding the expressive bends and slides that give these arrangements character.

How to use it

Use this as a source book for student electives, rock ensemble classes, or independent study projects where guitarists can choose arrangements that match their interests and skill level. The 20 songs offer enough variety that you can assign different pieces to different students and build a cohesive set list, or let individual students explore styles within the modern rock genre.

Skills your students will build

  • Reading and performing from guitar TAB with confidence
  • Executing power chords, palm muting, and rhythmic precision in rock contexts
  • Playing syncopated rhythms and locked grooves with consistent tone
  • Understanding alternate and dropped tunings and adapting fingerings accordingly
  • Performing lead lines with bends, slides, and vibrato control
  • Translating recorded arrangements into personal interpretation

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