Ulver - Høyfjeldsbilde (guitar cover)
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- Опубликовано: 12 апр 2023
- Fingerstyle guitar cover of Høyfjeldsbilde by Ulver, from the album Kveldssanger.
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Already wait Omega)
Working on it. Hopefully will have something soon.
For those who want to play this song. First pick out the melody. Once you have that find the chords that match. The song is in E minor so there are lots if E minor chords as well as C Major, D Major, B Major chords. Then arpeggiate the chords to taste. I used the piano to figure out the chords. With a chart of all chords in E minor it's just a matter of trial and error... and patience.
Love your playing, sounds beautiful❤ do you have some tabs to share? Would love to play this song
Much love!
Thanks! I appreciate it. I'm afraid I don't have tabs. I figured out the melody and then got on the piano to figure out the chords that best matched it.
Very nice. I find it very difficult to use all my fingers when fingerpicking. That’s a classical guitar, right?
Yea it´s a typical classical guitar. Where I live in Spain there are lots of guitar makers and lots of guitarists. Start with arpeggios I would say, just take an A minor chord and pick the notes one at a time with your fingers in sequence, without using the pinkie. You´ll figure it out you know what you´re doing.
Your pinkie is moving. I just realized you can’t really move the ring finger without moving the pinkie. So I guess you have to keep your pinkie away from the string. To my eyes it looks like you’re using all your fingers lol.
@@andrewwabik5125 yea it moves. It was quite tricky to stop resting my pinkie or my thumb on other strings or the body of the guitar, but to do percussion I had to get used to that. Definitely worth the effort and time. I believe in flamenco music people use the pinkie. An interesting fact is that you don't use the pinkie on the harp either, for the most part at least.