Für Elise Uke tab by Ludwig Van Beethoven

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Year:  2013
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A|-7-6-7-6-7-2-5-3-0------0-2------2-3----|
E|----------------------0------0-4------0-|
C|--------------------0-------------------|
G|----------------------------------------|


A|-7-6-7-6-7-2-5-3-0------0-2-----3-2-0-|
E|----------------------0------0--------|
C|--------------------0-----------------|
G|--------------------------------------|


A|-2-3-5-7-----8-7-5-----7-5-3-----5-3-2-|
E|------------------------------0--------|
C|----------7*---------5-----------------|
G|---------------------------------------|


A|-7-6-7-6-7-2-5-3-0------0-2--------2--3----|
E|----------------------0------0--4--------0-|
C|--------------------0----------------------|
G|-------------------------------------------|


A|-7--6--7--6--7--2--5--3--0--------0--2-------3---2---0-|
E|-------------------------------0---------0-------------|
C|----------------------------0--------------------------|
G|-------------------------------------------------------|

# *you can also play the open G G string*

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I do Am instead playing just open A string:

A|---0--- A|----0---
E|------- \\\\ E|----0---
C|------- //// C|----0---
G|------- G|----2---

It sounds pretty good
19 Dec 2021
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uk_gaz avatar
awesome tabs
30 Apr 2019
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About this song: Für Elise

"Für Elise" (German for "For Elise") is the popular name of the bagatelle in A minor WoO 59, marked poco moto, a piece of music for solo piano by Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827), dated 27 April 1810.Beethoven scholars are not entirely certain who "Elise" was. The most reasonable theory is that Beethoven originally titled his work "Für Therese", Therese being Therese Malfatti von Rohrenbach zu Dezza (1792-1851), whom Beethoven intended to marry in 1810 and was also one of his students. Read more on Last.fm.

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