So... I'm JUST getting into Hadestown! Last night i saw them on NPR tiny desk and it's soooooo good!!! I have an acoustic axe and i want to learn those songs!! Edit: I just played WWBAW on my acoustic axe (actually i noodled)! It's fun and easy to play!
Jacob, I love this lesson it is awesome. I have one question: The last call and response . . . when the chorus builds with "We have a wall to work upon!" boy that C-to-B/C progression just sounds off a little relative to the vocals but I can't figure it out. In fact every version I can find has this same open chord to start that line that just seems to not work. Close as I think I can get is on the C-B/C is to do it without my middle finger to give it just a little dischordant tone to it which it looks like Anais does something like that when I watch her play it live. But even that they *always* cut away right at that spot so I can't watch what her fingers are doing. Any tips on hitting it right, right at that spot? (I am actually having a lot of fun sometimes strumming it except for the bass walk)
th-cam.com/video/80YFAwJND5c/w-d-xo.htmlsi=u4NR5Aj7f7l5H7KR&t=175 Cadd9 shape? pinkie on 2nd string? Makes sense if she's doing a 2-finger B/C shape because that make it an open 4th string which would also be a type of add9?
Do you mean no middle finger in the left hand? As in the D string is completely open for both chords? That would be what I would go with. So the only strings that have fingers down are the A and B strings.
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So... I'm JUST getting into Hadestown! Last night i saw them on NPR tiny desk and it's soooooo good!!! I have an acoustic axe and i want to learn those songs!!
Edit: I just played WWBAW on my acoustic axe (actually i noodled)! It's fun and easy to play!
It's great! I hope you'll stick around and learn a bunch of them!
Thank you so much!
Hope it helps!
Jacob, I love this lesson it is awesome. I have one question: The last call and response . . . when the chorus builds with "We have a wall to work upon!" boy that C-to-B/C progression just sounds off a little relative to the vocals but I can't figure it out. In fact every version I can find has this same open chord to start that line that just seems to not work. Close as I think I can get is on the C-B/C is to do it without my middle finger to give it just a little dischordant tone to it which it looks like Anais does something like that when I watch her play it live. But even that they *always* cut away right at that spot so I can't watch what her fingers are doing. Any tips on hitting it right, right at that spot?
(I am actually having a lot of fun sometimes strumming it except for the bass walk)
th-cam.com/video/80YFAwJND5c/w-d-xo.htmlsi=u4NR5Aj7f7l5H7KR&t=175 Cadd9 shape? pinkie on 2nd string? Makes sense if she's doing a 2-finger B/C shape because that make it an open 4th string which would also be a type of add9?
Do you mean no middle finger in the left hand? As in the D string is completely open for both chords? That would be what I would go with. So the only strings that have fingers down are the A and B strings.
@@JacobTShipley Thank you for responding, this is outstanding.
Sureeeeely he does hey little songbird