Tunescribers Meetup Leads to Exciting Discussions About Future Growth

Since Tunescribers was founded around six years ago, we have been an entirely online business. Despite working closely together for many years, none of our team had ever met in person – until recently!

Jeff, our founder and CEO, was on vacation, sea-kayaking in the Atlantic, and found himself with a loose day in Edinburgh, Scotland. Faced with the rare opportunity of being on the same landmass, the rest of our admin team, Sam and Leo, made the ~6hr train journey up from the south of England in order to introduce ourselves IRL.

As well as seeing the sights and sampling the local beers, there was some talking shop to be done. We discussed the future of Tunescribers; how we can improve what we do for our customers and what we can do to continue to grow.

We have some exciting things on the horizon, and we’re always looking for feedback, so if you like what we do – or if you don’t! – get in touch and let us know what you’d like to see us doing in the future.

Free Sheet Music Giveaway for August 2022 – George Harrison, ‘Here Comes the Sun’

Written by George Harrison in early 1969 for the Beatle’s eleventh studio album, Abbey Road, ‘Here Comes the Sun’ is one of his best-known compositions. The song is a warm, bright, and upbeat tune, one that celebrates the arrival of Spring and provides gentle relief from the chaos of everyday life. Led by Harrison’s pleasant acoustic guitar, ‘Here Comes the Sun’ is unique for its several time signature changes, Moog synthesizer solo, and Indian classical music influences.

Now, you can learn how to play this timeless pop song for solo Piano, with a transcription of the performance by Patrick McGahern. Download your FREE copy of the sheet music for ‘Here Comes the Sun’ during August.

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Here are some fun facts about ‘Here Comes the Sun’ by George Harrison

George Harrison wrote the song in early 1969, after choosing to skip a meeting with The Beatles label, Apple Corps. He wrote it at Eric Clapton’s house and was inspired by the arrival of Spring and his brief escape from the increasingly corporate influence of being in The Beatles.
‘Here Comes the Sun’ is in the key of A major and features several key changes
‘Here Comes the Sun’ was originally going to be the opening song on Abbey Road, but was later relegated to the opening of side two (track 6)
Despite never being released as a single, ‘Here Comes the Sun’ immediately drew audience attention and critical praise upon release. It is also the most streamed Beatles song on Spotify.

This version of ‘Here Comes the Sun’ was performed by Patrick McGahern and transcribed by Tunescribers member Angel P

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