Genesis - Supper's Ready ( acoustic guitar lesson), part 1
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Supper’s Ready has stayed with me from the very first listen. It can be played and sung on using one guitar, but it is of course a bit thin! Nevertheless, it's very satisfying to play even a truncated version.
So here it is! The first few sections are broken down, with some ideas on how to arrange it for solo guitar and voice. Really get inside the story and enjoy! I couldn't possibly sing it in Peter's key, but as long as we use our full range, that's okay, isn't it?
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Hi John. Thanz for sharing your tutorial. Absolutely great and easy to play. I don´t know where you got the chords from but its is absolutely brilliant. I will share it with all my musician friends. This is one of my early Genesis favourite tunes. Thanx once again. Your tutorial is absolutely enlightening.
Thanks, Mark - great to hear from you, and do let me know if you’d like me to have a go at anything else. As for working the chords out, mostly I can just hear and see the guitar parts. Because the chord voicing is so rich, and therefore impossible to play fully on one guitar, there’s a lot of scope for picking out some of the essential ideas. I guess the most important thing is hearing the chord progressions. I can try to explain myself on the next song!
Btw, my friend , David Severn, sent me some wonderful lyrics, and I think it’s turned into a beautiful song - I hope to play it soon on Facebook or CZcams. It would be good to get your feedback. I’ve removed most of my CZcams videos because they weren’t being watched, but it would be good to have another go. - so suggest away!
Still working at it!
Hi, Mark - I'm still slogging away on my channel, making tiny steps. Could you suggest another song for me to have a stab at? Hope you're well, and of course, if you're ever in the area, let me know!
Intreging how the language of chords and tones translates into sound from brain to fingers
Thank you master
nice, thanks! :)
Very very good, thanks. We'd like to have the whole song, if possible. We would be grateful!!!
I’ll try - with key changes to fit my range, and missing out most of Apocalypse (won’t work on one guitar)
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Would be the best, even without Apocalypse, that don't work on guitar. Thanks again.
@@fabriziobertini7427 I’ll see what can recognise tonight, and have a go tomorrow
Hi - I'm getting back into the song this week
Thank you, John.
Would you like the next section?
@@johneyreguitar YES PLEASE ! This is brilliant
@@CONSIDERABLYMORE1 great. - I’ll have a go tonight at 9
@@CONSIDERABLYMORE1 I’ll be on Facebook
If you can’t make it, I’ll do a separate one on QT player
@@CONSIDERABLYMORE1 Some thoughts - hope they help czcams.com/video/93PJjA2Uuwo/video.html
Hi John, my name is Angelica and I love your british accent I'm italian and I love England. I'm a musician, a pianist. I just learnt to play a whiter shade of pale by Procol Harum, I hope you know it... I'd like to know more about you. Where are you exactly from? Because you know, I love England... I' d really like, if in a way we can try to keep in touch if I can play you a whiter shade of pale, it'd be amazing. I play it since I was 2 and now I'm 15. Hope you are well. Bye.