Firth of Fifth (Genesis)

"Firth of Fifth" by Genesis
Music by Tony Banks, Phil Collins, Peter Gabriel, Steve Hackett & Michael Rutherford
Oh, for a little more hand strength!
Taylor NS54-CE, hybrid classical
My arrangement; I have no tabs or scores written down.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Genesis
• Peter
• Gabriel
• Phil
• Collins
• acoustic
• guitar
• fingerpicking
• troubleclef
• Instrumental
• fingerstyle

[EvilGnome6]

What an ambitious version of an ambitious song. Not only is your arrangement spectacular, your playing is beautiful and passionate. Bravo. I stand in awe of one of the best solo guitar pieces I've seen. Thank you so much for sharing and inspiring.

[troubleclef]

@EvilGnome6

thanks!

[snacklofter]

you are my fave genesis cover guitarist by a great margin! well done!

[troubleclef]

@snacklofter

thanks!

[lnoland1]

Brilliant! There's something wonderful about hearing the music of greatly creative artists such as Genesis filtered through the minds of other creative artists giving it new life. Your interpretation is wonderful and I have very much enjoyed listening to it.  Thank you for sharing.

[troubleclef]

@lnoland1

thanks. i appreciate it.

[kalisteboat]

Your soul is directly connected to your guitar. I'm sure everybody here feel it !

A great moment.

[Bon0]

Nikolai Rimsky Korsakov!!

[papalazerus22]

Outstanding !

[kostas3D]

Absolutely amazing and inspirational! Thank you!!!

[davimundo]

Dudo mucho que pueda haber algún músico que interprete este tema tal como el lo hace.y si lo hay seguramente necesitara las partituras.como se dice en Chile, se llegan a parar los pelos.Gracias Troubleclef por mostrarnos tu arte.

[AMetal24]

Complimenti!!!!

[chordchaser]

Beautiful! Thank you.

[jamcouto1]

Amazing and Wonderful Version and Performance!

Thanks for posting.

Regards from Porto, Portugal.

José Couto

[amccann7]

truly an amazing feat for solo guitar! Impressed, once again!

[CBurton]

Quite impressive dear sir. Maybe it's my ear fooling me, but I believe you should flat down the bass note half tone at 3:37 and it's repetition later on (of course). Sorry for the poor English, learned musical theory in Latin terms.

Anyway, loved your arrangement, one of my favorite prog rock songs. I know being asked for scores gets annoying, but in case you've written it down since you recorded this, I would be most grateful for your patience.