Play the classical guitar cover of “The Last of The Mohicans” (free tab)
His amazing classic guitar covers have reached millions of views. The talented guitarist has arranged more than one hundred video games and movie themes for classical guitar. Download and play one of his covers called “Promentory” from the movie “The Last of The Mohicans”.
Nathan has both a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in classical guitar
performance and has been teaching the guitar for years.
He started to post videos on the app Vine, but it was really short videos.
As he was getting very good feedback he decided to make videos on YouTube. He is now a full-time YouTuber.
His classical guitar was made by an American luthier called David J Pace. “It has got a dark tone that I really like” declared Nathan. If you want to learn more about his gear, check out this link: Beyond the Guitar Gear.
Nathan has kindly agreed to share an extract of one of his arrangements called “The Last of the Mohicans”.
“Promentary_The Last of the Mohicans_ extract”
(click on the picture to download the Guitar Pro 7 file)
Nathan Mills about Guitar Pro
“I write all my arrangements with Guitar Pro. I don’t trust my memory so I use it to write down my ideas right away, section by section. And when the song is really complicated, it helps me to conventionalize my work.
I use Guitar Pro to practice as well, I use the speed trainer a lot.”
“I also recommend to all my students to practice very slowly at first. Guitar Pro 7.5 has been a night and day difference for me. It really made a big difference”. Nathan Mills
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4 Comments
Just bought the music. How are you tuning the low E string? I know that it is C but I can’t seem to get it to sound like yours.
Interestingly, I saw the brilliant film from which your amazing arrangement has been sourced from many years ago, and have recently been trying to arrange it myself by repeatedly listening to the score.
Then, by some sort of magical cookie derived method, your page came up on my laptop. Spooky!
Thank you for your tab contribution, I shall be buying it.
Just beautiful. Thank you for sharing it and playing for us!
Best
Bill.
Excellent arrangement Nathan.
Cheers
David