Here's the Sibelius file for those of you that want to hear how the score sounds. Don't expect a hot swinging piece of music, it's only midi. For those of you that don't know what Sibelius is: it's the software I make the scores for this website with. There's a professional edition (the expensive version) and a guitar edition, aka G7 (the cheap version).
bar 1: the two notes on the 12th fret (with the 'h' on top) are harmonics
bar 1: I like to put second intervals in my chord voicings, like in this Em9 voicing. The b2 between f# and g creates a nice tension in this chord. Other examples are the Fmaj7#11 voicing in the 6th bar and again the Em9 chord at the end of the arrangement.
bar 4: the chord in bar 4 in the original composition is Cmaj7
bar 5: the melody here is harmonised in thirds. This technique works good in fingerstyle guitar arrangements because it makes the sound fuller on places where there are no bass notes played.
bar 6: the second voicing is an F6
bar 7: the E major chord opens up the sound before going back to E minor. The 3 in combination with the b2 creates a kind of oriental mood.
Sibelius File