Choose from 3 different versions of Working on a Building for bluegrass guitar based on your skill level. The beginner arrangement of this song will teach you a basic melody and from that place you can move to the intermediate tab and then to the advanced version, which will get you playing some more popular bluegrass guitar vocabulary.

On Tunefox you’ll find numerous tools to help you learn this song. Use the "Speed Up" tool to easily build speed. The "Memory train" feature will hide notes everytime you go through the song so you can more effectively get off tab. You can also isolate, slow down and repeat problematic measures.

Use Tunefox’s backing tracks to practice this bluegrass guitar version of Working on a Building with a real-sounding band. Go to the Settings menu to mix the volume of the guitar, band or metronome to your liking.

What to learn some variations on the melody of Working on a Building? In each arrangement of this song you’ll find multiple licks that you can switch out to explore and discover new ways to play the song and learn about different styles along the way. Use the lick switcher by clicking on "Original Measure" above certain measures. To see a completely new arrangement of the song, click on "Shuffle Licks" in the bottom right corner of the page.

Once you’ve settled on an arrangement of Working on a Building using the Lick Switcher, export your arrangement to a PDF file so you can print it out and take it with you. This is a member-only feature.

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