Oh man this was so helpful! I've been struggling for weeks to get the right rhythm on this without the help of RUclips but alas I failed and now I'm here and super grateful! 😆
Loved this lesson and how it allows you to build elements according to skill. Downloaded the tab and its also excellent. Super clear and simple. Thanks for a great lesson.
Technically, the Csus2 chord is a C add9 chord. Whenever there is a sus chord, sus2 or sus4, the 3rd of the chord (all 3rds) are suspended (not played) and the 2nd or 4th is played in place of the 3rd. On this C chord, the high E (3rd) is still being played when the open D (which can be called a 2nd or a 9th) is on string 4. Could be called a C add2 but it's most always called C add9.
Hi, congratulations on your video and teaching method. are you also planning to do the same thing with Philosopher Stone? also by Van Morrison. I'm looking for chords. many thanks, ciao
I did tackle this song recently in lesson #506 - but that was mainly looking at the rhythm. This lesson fills in the rest of the gaps - which lots of folks were requesting. But you're right - definitely a lot of overlap! The song sheet is also brand new.
There's really no good reason to not teach the fill on the E minor by incorporating it into the strumming, ie playing just the E-F#-G on the high E string with the little finger while holding and strumming the Em. The same applies to the horn fill, on the C (just keep the strumming going lightly across open strings), and also the melody over the G straight afterwards, it fits easily on the G and B strings, and into the Em fill again. It adds so much to what is an easy 4(ish) chord song and is a skill everyone should be aware of and practice.
Oh man this was so helpful! I've been struggling for weeks to get the right rhythm on this without the help of RUclips but alas I failed and now I'm here and super grateful! 😆
Great lesson and I love the Terps stuff in the background!
Thank you so much for this lesson! You explained this very well and made it doable for me. Thank you!
Loved this lesson and how it allows you to build elements according to skill. Downloaded the tab and its also excellent. Super clear and simple. Thanks for a great lesson.
Great Lesson - Great Song
Excellent lesson Dave...thanks.
Love your groove and mellow!!
Technically, the Csus2 chord is a C add9 chord. Whenever there is a sus chord, sus2 or sus4, the 3rd of the chord (all 3rds) are suspended (not played) and the 2nd or 4th is played in place of the 3rd. On this C chord, the high E (3rd) is still being played when the open D (which can be called a 2nd or a 9th) is on string 4. Could be called a C add2 but it's most always called C add9.
Beautiful..
Thank you.. a lot of work. But I keep on going 😁🎸🕺🏾
Hi, congratulations on your video and teaching method. are you also planning to do the same thing with Philosopher Stone? also by Van Morrison. I'm looking for chords. many thanks, ciao
I'm getting a horrifying sense of deja vu. Is this a re-upload? :o
I did tackle this song recently in lesson #506 - but that was mainly looking at the rhythm. This lesson fills in the rest of the gaps - which lots of folks were requesting. But you're right - definitely a lot of overlap! The song sheet is also brand new.
No capo?
As apple pie as it gets
There's really no good reason to not teach the fill on the E minor by incorporating it into the strumming, ie playing just the E-F#-G on the high E string with the little finger while holding and strumming the Em.
The same applies to the horn fill, on the C (just keep the strumming going lightly across open strings), and also the melody over the G straight afterwards, it fits easily on the G and B strings, and into the Em fill again.
It adds so much to what is an easy 4(ish) chord song and is a skill everyone should be aware of and practice.
Please, post a link to YOUR video, where you teach the correct version?!?? .....we're waiting..... (crickets)
@@jeffsnedden3843 I can't post links but if you look up "Into the Mystic Totally Guitars" you'll find it.
@@jeffsnedden3843 If you look up Totally Guitars Into the Mystic it'll be the first vid you see.
Vrbo