Bethel - Homecoming Guitar Tutorial

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  • Опубликовано: 12 дек 2024

Комментарии • 14

  • @mag1cjuan
    @mag1cjuan 3 года назад

    I love this song because I, like many, am a prodigal son; thank you for this tutorial

  • @alangunn9288
    @alangunn9288 3 года назад

    Thank you, your helping me progress with my playing !

  • @darleneromero8366
    @darleneromero8366 Год назад

    God bless is good tutorial

  • @thegniffen4645
    @thegniffen4645 Год назад

    Another great video! Thanks bud!

  • @johnd46
    @johnd46 2 года назад

    We just introduced this one at our Church a couple weeks ago! I'm playing it for main sanctuary this week (just started helping the main worship team with worship a few months ago🙏). I've only listened to this song a few times. Still trying to get the hang of out but it seems like a solid song! Definitely gonna prepare myself for this weekend and am hoping for God to great things through it🙏Thanks for the tutorial! I will say tho, I like that F chord but I play an F with my thumb on 1st fret low E string, ring finger 3rd fret A string, pinkie finger 3rd fret D string, middle finger 2nd string, pointer finger on 1st fret of B string, and high E string open. I pretty much use that for most songs (worship, CCM, classic, alternative rock, etc) Does that chord sound good? It sounds pretty good to me

  • @santospuente2047
    @santospuente2047 3 года назад

    thank you so much

  • @emmabyrnes8791
    @emmabyrnes8791 2 года назад

    Thank you

  • @thomasdixon7075
    @thomasdixon7075 Год назад

    I haven't seen it here but would really like if you would do one for Lost in Your Love by Brandon Lake...really like your tutorials, very helpful, thanks and God bless

  • @bethzaidamendez4261
    @bethzaidamendez4261 Год назад

    I hope i have own guitar 🎸

  • @mcebreros534
    @mcebreros534 Год назад

    What’s the difference between the C and C/E it looks identical to me

    • @Musicman4Christ
      @Musicman4Christ  Год назад

      The fingering is the same but for the normal C chord, you avoid strumming the low E string.