The Legend Of Ashitaka (Fingerstyle)-Princess Mononoke
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Description
If you find a difficult phrase, you can comment on the YouTube membership "Osamurai-bu" entry.
You can also refer to these.
It helps you to understand how to play.
http://osamuraisan.com/news/2637
http://osamuraisan.com/news/2683
https://osamuraisan.com/news/2896
Capo = 0 Regular tuning, fingerstyle beginners can't play, but If you are familiar with the BA and F chord form, you can try it.
The first harmonic is hard to play at 5f, so pull harder. This part is just an introduction, so you can skip to 1A. It's an introduction, so you can skip to 1A.
In the 10th bar, you press 5 fret of the sixth string with your little finger, but it will be easier if you don't play the sixth string or use the fifth string open note instead.
The last part is a technique called Two-Hand Tapping, in which the right hand and left hand play separate notes. Let's check the movement of one hand at a time.
There is a possibility that it will be recorded with commentary later in music collection etc.
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Description
If you find a difficult phrase, you can comment on the YouTube membership "Osamurai-bu" entry.
You can also refer to these.
It helps you to understand how to play.
http://osamuraisan.com/news/2637
http://osamuraisan.com/news/2683
https://osamuraisan.com/news/2896
Capo = 0 Regular tuning, fingerstyle beginners can't play, but If you are familiar with the BA and F chord form, you can try it.
The first harmonic is hard to play at 5f, so pull harder. This part is just an introduction, so you can skip to 1A. It's an introduction, so you can skip to 1A.
In the 10th bar, you press 5 fret of the sixth string with your little finger, but it will be easier if you don't play the sixth string or use the fifth string open note instead.
The last part is a technique called Two-Hand Tapping, in which the right hand and left hand play separate notes. Let's check the movement of one hand at a time.
There is a possibility that it will be recorded with commentary later in music collection etc.
[Gears, signature model guitar]