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Going Under
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Going Under
Evanescence
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Going Under
Evanescence
Score Details
“Going Under” by Evanescence is offered as a guitar TAB arrangement in instantly downloadable digital sheet music. The original music is by Ben Moody, Amy Lee and David Hodges. The arrangement spans 4 pages.
It's scored in D major. It's marked moderately, at about 84 BPM. It's written for Voice 4, Electric Guitar 1, Electric Guitar 2 and Piano.
Contains complete lyrics. Its style is Alternative Metal. There are 6 arrangements of this song available on Musicnotes, for different instruments and levels.
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Evanescence: Fallen
Fallen - Evanescence
- Arrangement
- Guitar/Vocal
- Composers
- Ben Moody , Amy Lee , David Hodges
- Lyricists
- Ben Moody , Amy Lee , David Hodges
- Product #
- MN0045140
- Pages
- 4 Pages
- Vocal Range
-
Voice:
- Publisher
- Reservoir Media Management
- Date
- 2003
- Tempo
- Moderately
- Metronome
- q = 84
- Original Published Key
- D Major
- Time Signature
- 4/4
- Product Type
- Official
- Interactive
- Yes
- Notation
- Guitar TAB
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Arrangement Notes
The goth-inspired Arkansas rock band Evanescence, with its Linkin Park-meets-Tori Amos sound backed by chugging guitars, easily made it to the top of the charts in 2003 with its Wind-Up Entertainment debut album, Fallen. Amy Lee and guitarist/songwriter Ben Moody formed the band at the end of the '90s after meeting in their early teens during a "youth camp," Moody said in a statement. "I heard Amy playing Meat Loaf's 'I'd Do Anything for Love' at the piano. So I went over to meet her, and she started singing for me. I was pretty much blown away, so I suckered her into joining a band with me." As a duo, Evanescence didn't perform live, instead opting to release EPs and the full-length Origin. Lee told the BBC that Evanescence was mastering demos in Memphis, TN, when she and the band were discovered by producer Pete Matthews. He shopped the songs to record companies in New York, and Evanescence eventually landed a contract with Wind-Up Entertainment, the home of Creed. The soundtrack to the 2003 Ben Affleck action movie Daredevil brought success to Evanescence. The begging "Bring Me to Life," which appeared on the soundtrack along with the ballad "My Immortal," became a hit. Paul McCoy, of labelmates 12 Stones, raps on "Bring Me to Life," which originated as a piano ballad. It proved to be a head start to Evanescence's future hit album Fallen, produced by Dave Fortman (Boy Sets Fire, Superjoint Ritual) and released in March 2003. Evanescence ran head first into controversy promoting Fallen. Originally, it was released in the Christian and secular markets; however, the band's use of profanity during an interview with Rolling Stone prompted its label, Wind-Up Records, to recall Fallen from Christian stores. Ironically, 12 Stones is also labeled Christian. Fallen surpassed double platinum, making the Top Ten in the United States, including the Top Contemporary Christian Albums chart, the Top Five in Canada, and number one in the United Kingdom. Live, the duo fills out its lineup with John LeCompt on guitar and Rocky Gray on drums.
Frequently Asked Questions
What key is this version in, and is it available in other keys?
The guitar TAB edition of “Going Under” is in D major. It is currently available in that key only.
Can I print or download the sheet music?
Your purchase comes with 1 authorized print and an interactive copy you can access for life through the free Musicnotes apps. If you need a PDF, you can add one to your order at checkout.
Can I preview the score and hear it before buying?
You can preview the guitar TAB score for “Going Under” and hear its playback on this page before choosing a key or purchase option. The playback follows the notation in this exact arrangement, helping you hear how the music is written before you buy.
What does this guitar TAB arrangement include?
The guitar TAB arrangement of “Going Under” is written for voice 4, electric guitar 1, electric guitar 2 and piano. The score includes tablature rather than standard notation, allowing one singer and one accompanist to perform it as written. Complete lyrics are included, so a singer can work from this copy alone.
Is “Going Under” available for other instruments?
Yes. “Going Under” is available in other editions for a range of instruments, scorings and skill levels. View all sheet music versions of “Going Under” to compare them.
What time signature is this version in?
The music is written in 4/4. Each measure contains four quarter-note beats.
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