Tears in heaven tabs

"Tears In Heaven" first appeared in the 1991 film "Rush", and was later included in Eric Clapton's "Unplugged" collection.

Clapton has admitted that part of the inspiration for the song came from the death of his son, Conor.

After Conor's death, Clapton rediscovered the acoustic guitar, and much of the writing he did in that period was for the acoustic guitar. This lesson breaks down my rendition of this lovely, but haunting piece.

"Tears In Heaven" is a beautiful song and features a chord progression that is a clear departure from Clapton's blues roots.

The use of chord inversions and a fingerstyle approach gives "Tears In Heaven" a complex, and multi-textured sound. On the "Unplugged" recording, Eric Clapton played a nylon-string acoustic and was accompanied by Andy Fairweather Low, also playing a nylon-string guitar.

The transcription featured here is my rendition of the song, which combines the "best" of both guitar parts into a complete arrangement for one guitar.

The majority of this arrangement is of Clapton's accompaniment b

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