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Backing Track - Can you Feel the Love Tonight
This ‘Lion King’ tune arrangement was requested for a
church Christmas concert. Due to the intended venue
it follows the original melody with only a few minor
embellishments. However, to bring out the versatility of
the guitar, and to provide variety to the core melody I
‘improvised’ verse 3 using the notes from the Bb key
scale AND targeting the underlying chords tones which
all the greats do !
TAB & ‘one to one’
tuition available to
members
Lesson Guide -
Can you Feel the Love Tonight
Remember, when improvising don’t just play anything that fits, always strive to serve the tune.
Although a slow tempo throughout, it’s great for practicing your ‘melodic’ and timing skills using the backing track on the
website.
Suitable for electric and acoustic guitars. Its a great tune to add to your ‘set list’ - Enjoy!
Rhythm Guitar
Using simple ‘triad’ shape chords this Rhythm
arrangement is suitable for acoustic and electric
guitars.
Remember to keep your volume down. The
rhythm guitar job is to fill the ‘space’ in the
background harmony, not as an ‘up front’
instrument.
Obviously, you don’t have to use the chord
inversions I’m using but I recommend you try
them.They provide all the chords you need in a
small Fret Board area so making changing from
chord to chord easier.
TAB & ‘one to one’ tuition
available to members
Rhythm Guitar supplies the background harmony whether on it’s own or with other instruments. Practice along with the
Backing Track on the website first to get your chord changes and timing ‘spot on’ before playing along with the melody
(either a singer or instrument).
NOTE: The rhythm guitar would not normally be played this loud. It would be mixed withinin the backing harmony. This
video is for lesson purpose only.
(Welling. Kent)
07919 356980
Any questions - just ask
Backing Track
Can you Feel the Love Tonight
John’s notes;
This ‘Lion King’ tune arrangement was requested for a
church Christmas concert. Due to the intended venue it
follows the original melody with only a few minor
embellishments. However, to bring out the versatility of the
guitar, and to provide variety to the core melody I
‘improvised’ verse 3 using the notes from the Bb key scale
AND targeting the underlying chords tones which all the
greats do ! Remember, when improvising don’t just play
anything that fits, always strive to serve the tune.
Although a slow tempo throughout, it’s great for practicing
your ‘melodic’ and timing skills using the backing track on
the website.
Suitable for electric and acoustic guitars. Its a great tune to
add to your ‘set list’ - Enjoy!
Lesson Guide -
Can you Feel the Love Tonight
Rhythm Guitar
Using simple ‘triad’ shape chords this Rhythm arrangement
is suitable for acoustic and electric guitars.
Remember to keep your volume down. The rhythm guitar job
is to fill the ‘space’ in the background harmony, not as an ‘up
front’ instrument.
Obviously, you don’t have to use the chord inversions I’m
using but I recommend you try them.They provide all the
chords you need in a small Fret Board area so making
changing from chord to chord easier.
Rhythm Guitar supplies the background harmony whether
on it’s own or with other instruments. Practice along with the
Backing Track on the website first to get your chord changes
and timing ‘spot on’ before playing along with the melody
(either a singer or instrument).
NOTE: The rhythm guitar would not normally be played this
loud. It would be mixed withinin the backing harmony. This
video is for lesson purpose only.
Solo Gtr