Guitar Sheet Music
Whether you are writing your own songs, transcribing riffs or learning your first melodies, guitar players need paper made for guitar. This pack includes blank tablature and staff-with-tab pages, chord box sheets, lyric sheets with chord lines, and five easy public-domain melodies written out in tab — ready to print and put in a binder.
Guitar Sheet Music Pack
Blank guitar tab and staff + tab pages, chord chart pages, lyric and chord song sheets, a setlist, a practice log and five easy public-domain melodies in tab.
- Blank tab (PDF)
- Staff + tab (PDF)
- Chord charts (PDF)
- Easy melodies (PDF)
- Song sheet (DOCX/PDF)
- Practice log (XLSX)
- Setlist (PDF)
Formats: PDF, DOCX, XLSX. Instant download after payment (link valid 72 hours, up to 5 downloads). AI-assisted: the templates were drafted with AI help and reviewed and laid out by Kedop.
$5.00 USD, one-time
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What’s in the pack
- Blank guitar tab — 8 or 10 six-line tab systems per page.
- Staff + tab — standard notation above tab for each line.
- Chord chart pages — blank chord boxes to collect shapes you learn.
- Song sheets — lyric lines with space above for chord names.
- Easy melodies in tab — five well-known public-domain tunes on the top two strings.
- Setlist and practice log — for gigs, lessons and daily practice.
How to read guitar tab
| You see | It means |
|---|---|
| Six horizontal lines | The six strings; the top line is the thinnest (high E) |
| A number on a line | Press that fret on that string; 0 means open string |
| Numbers stacked vertically | Play those notes together, as a chord |
| h / p | Hammer-on / pull-off |
| / | Slide up to the next fret number (a line sloping the other way means slide down) |
| b | Bend the string |
Tab shows where to play but not rhythm, which is why many transcriptions pair it with standard notation or add rhythm marks above the tab.
Easy melodies included
| Tune | Strings used | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Ode to Joy (Beethoven) | B and high E | Uses C, D, E, F, G |
| Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star | B and high E | Adds A at the 5th fret |
| Mary Had a Little Lamb | B and high E | Only C, D, E and G |
| Frère Jacques | G, B and high E | Adds low G on the open 3rd string |
| Jingle Bells (chorus) | B and high E | Repeated E notes — good for picking practice |
All five are traditional or long out of copyright, so they are free to print and share.
Example: Ode to Joy in tab
| Bar | Notes | Tab (string–fret) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | E E F G | e0 e0 e1 e3 |
| 2 | G F E D | e3 e1 e0 B3 |
| 3 | C C D E | B1 B1 B3 e0 |
| 4 | E D D | e0 B3 B3 |
Here “e” is the high E string and “B” the B string. Use your first finger for fret 1 and third finger for fret 3, and keep the rhythm even — each note is one beat except the long notes at the end of bars 4 and 8.
Using the song sheets
Write the lyrics on the long lines and chord names on the short line above, placing each chord name over the syllable where the change happens. Add the key and capo position at the top, and a strumming pattern such as D–DU–UDU. Keep finished sheets in a binder in the order you usually play them, and use the setlist page for performances.
Practice tips
- Practise slowly with a metronome, then raise the tempo in small steps.
- Learn melodies phrase by phrase, then join them.
- Say or sing the note names as you play to connect the fretboard with the sound.
- Collect every new chord shape on the chord chart pages.
- Log what you practise; progress is easier to see on paper.
Formats and printing
All pages print on US Letter or A4. Tab and chord pages are PDFs; the song sheet and setlist also come as editable Word files, and the practice log as an Excel sheet that totals minutes per week.
AI-assisted content
Templates and tab arrangements were prepared with AI assistance and checked by Kedop. Melodies are traditional or public domain.
Frequently asked questions
What is included in the guitar sheet music pack?
Blank tab, staff + tab, chord chart pages, song sheets, a setlist, a practice log and five easy melodies in tab.
Are the songs free to use?
Yes, the included melodies are traditional or public domain.
Do I need to read music?
No, the melodies are written in tab.
Can I edit the song sheets?
Yes, Word versions are included.
What paper size is it?
US Letter, and it fits A4.
Is this a subscription?
No, it is a one-time download.