Hello everyone! Here's a quick tutorial for the reharmonization of "Beautiful Love" on my most recent video collab with Emil Ernebro. If you enjoy tutorials and mini-lessons, please check my Patreon page for more content at www.patreon.com/walterfingerstyle. As always, thanks for watching and I hope you enjoy the video. Time Stamp: Opening: 0:00 A1 Section: 1:00 Tip #1: (2:12 - 3:14) Tip #2: (4:50 - 5:20) A2 Section: 7:53 Recap: 10:30
......... Even when you are explaining it in slow motion, it sounds good. It also shows how complex some of your stuff is. There is a lot of stuff to absorb here. Thanks for taking the time to show us your techniques.
Thank you so much for these tutorials!!! I love the sound you’ve achieved and I love even more that you’re willing to shed value by helping out smaller artists such as myself to get to where you are right now!!!
Wow, this is gold 🪙, thanks for taking your time to share with us Walter, first time I'd learned the tips around the colors you can add depending on the position of the melody in the chord.
Thanks a lot for this tutorial (and others). I like learning your thought process for chords and voicings. I love dissonant chords that resolve into the next chord.
Walter, wonderful musician, great guitar player, and generous person that share his talent ! Wow ! Thank you (for this tutorial and everything else you provide) and be well . Best...
thanks for this great tutorial Walter and for helping us to play guitar better! Which model of Ovation guitar is this? Does it have the OP-24 preamp/pickup?
Nice video sir...... & can u hlp I get stuck in choosing ryt extended chord which going to work better with melody ...... in a simple C chord ...which extention to pick 6 or 7 / 9 /11 or 13 ...? I knw most of the shapes but don't knw where to use ryt extentions......... quick tip ?? Plz rply
Extensions are chord tones that are added above the 7th. If you just want to add a "color" to a C triad you can try a C(add9) which is basically a C triad with the 9th added to it. If you play a C chord (1st position) it would be C (5th string), E (4th string), G (open 3rd string), D (2nd string), and G (1st string).
Hello everyone! Here's a quick tutorial for the reharmonization of "Beautiful Love" on my most recent video collab with Emil Ernebro. If you enjoy tutorials and mini-lessons, please check my Patreon page for more content at www.patreon.com/walterfingerstyle. As always, thanks for watching and I hope you enjoy the video.
Time Stamp:
Opening: 0:00
A1 Section: 1:00
Tip #1: (2:12 - 3:14)
Tip #2: (4:50 - 5:20)
A2 Section: 7:53
Recap: 10:30
Un de mes morceaux préférés ! Merci beaucoup pour cette belle leçon de musique !
......... Even when you are explaining it in slow motion, it sounds good. It also shows how complex some of your stuff is. There is a lot of stuff to absorb here. Thanks for taking the time to show us your techniques.
Thank you so much for these tutorials!!! I love the sound you’ve achieved and I love even more that you’re willing to shed value by helping out smaller artists such as myself to get to where you are right now!!!
Wow, this is gold 🪙, thanks for taking your time to share with us Walter, first time I'd learned the tips around the colors you can add depending on the position of the melody in the chord.
Hermoso tutorial ! Mientras tanto empecé a estudiar inglés ..para poder entender el vídeo...
Thanks for making this tutorial, those tips are amazing like using the #5 and also shifting the chord up keeping the melody note same. Thanks again
Thanks a lot for this tutorial (and others). I like learning your thought process for chords and voicings. I love dissonant chords that resolve into the next chord.
What an amazing lesson! Thank you for sharing the inner workings of a beautiful arrangement. Priceless!
Great tutorial, Walter...learned so much again here. Thanks for sharing your talent 🙏🙏🙏
Muchísimas gracias por compartir sus profundos conocimientos de la guitarra, maestro
Walter, wonderful musician, great guitar player, and generous person that share his talent ! Wow ! Thank you (for this tutorial and everything else you provide) and be well . Best...
Thank you Walter!!
This is extrêmely beautiful. It really pinched my heart❤
Thank you very much, Walter, for this wonderful tutorial.
Thanks a lot for imparting so much my friend.
A most inspiring moment.. a pleasure listening to you... you made my afternoon 🙏🌹
What a pleasure to put first like on this beautiful tutorial! Big thank you
Very well put together! I love all the extra tid-bits that help give context to what you're saying.
great as always! thanks you for this wonderful tutorial
very nice videos of your lessens , I love most of them, thank you so much ,amazing.
I really like your musical works thanks friend
Hi Walter, thanks for this quick tutorial is great!
Great !
👍🏻👍🏻
Enjoyable! Hope you do more!
Super!!!
Wonderful!!!
Thank you so much! More tutorials and arrangements pls!
E uma aula perfeita de harmonia melodia encadeamento e empréstimo modal coisas de quem sabe o que está rolando e falando parabéns Maestro Walter
Thank you do much
That's really a great secret chord progression! Please teach us more!
Great Stuff. Thanks 🙏
many thank
Thank you so much
Awesome
DE RECIFE BRASIL! TEUS VÍDEOS SÃO EXCELENTES! SHALOM!
thanks for this great tutorial Walter and for helping us to play guitar better!
Which model of Ovation guitar is this? Does it have the OP-24 preamp/pickup?
simple voice-leading rules: when moving from one chord to another, move as few notes as possible for best effect.
Tnx
What brand/luthier makes that guitar? It's gorgeous and sounds amazing!
Si claro, jaja , como hago para abrir la mano???
Bravó ❤️🙏
First comment. Thanks for the tutorial.
Nice video sir...... & can u hlp I get stuck in choosing ryt extended chord which going to work better with melody ...... in a simple C chord ...which extention to pick 6 or 7 / 9 /11 or 13 ...? I knw most of the shapes but don't knw where to use ryt extentions.........
quick tip ?? Plz rply
Extensions are chord tones that are added above the 7th. If you just want to add a "color" to a C triad you can try a C(add9) which is basically a C triad with the 9th added to it. If you play a C chord (1st position) it would be C (5th string), E (4th string), G (open 3rd string), D (2nd string), and G (1st string).
what is it in the name of the song?
Halov!I from Ukraine!gitar very cool.
Você é brasileiro? Grave em português
ISN'T SHE LOVELY tutorial Please!!!!!!!!!!
It’s available at www.patreon.com/walterfingerstyle 👍🏻
thankyou Sir!!!!
Have you ever been a teacher?