The Game: Guitar TAB Digital Sheet Music

The Game: Guitar TAB Digital Sheet Music

Chris Brown, Trapt, Peter Charell, Simon Ormandy

Item: 00-PS-0005243

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About the Artist: Trapt

Trapt emerged from the Florida rock scene in the early 2000s and became a defining voice in post-grunge pop rock. With their 2002 debut album achieving multi-platinum status, the band mastered the craft of writing anthemic rock songs that balance heavy riffs with accessible melodic hooks, creating music that resonates equally in arenas and on radio playlists.

Why we love this

This song represents exactly the kind of contemporary rock repertoire that keeps student guitarists engaged and motivated. The TAB format removes transcription barriers, letting players focus on nailing the riffs and building real-world performance chops on material they actually want to play.

What to expect

Driving, confident, and anthemic. The song pulls you into its groove with heavy-hitting riffs and a relentless forward momentum that defines early 2000s rock radio energy. Playing it demands focus and precision while rewarding you with the satisfaction of commanding a room.

Who it's for

This TAB is ideal for intermediate to advanced electric guitarists looking to build their modern rock repertoire. It works equally well for self-directed practice, private lesson study, or ensemble and band contexts where contemporary material keeps ensembles energized.

How to get the most out of it

  • Lock into the rhythm section feel by playing along with the original recording multiple times before performing it live; this builds the muscle memory for steady, confident delivery.
  • Pay close attention to dynamics between verse and chorus sections; the song gains momentum when power and texture shift intentionally rather than staying uniform throughout.
  • Check your tuning frequently, especially if performing in a setlist with other songs; maintaining pitch accuracy is what separates a casual play-through from a polished performance.

How to use it

Include this in a concert or recital that features modern rock and pop rock repertoire, pairing it with other contemporary guitar-driven songs to show stylistic breadth. It also works well as a band or ensemble feature, giving your ensemble a recognizable crowd-pleaser that demonstrates electric guitar as a lead voice.

Skills your students will build

  • Reading and executing guitar TAB notation accurately
  • Playing consistent power chords and barre chords in rhythmic contexts
  • Maintaining steady tempo and feel over extended performances
  • Translating recorded music into live performance with dynamic control

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