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Lesson Guide - Let it Be
TAB & ‘one to one’ tuition
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Any questions - just ask
John’s notes;
This famous Paul McCartney ballad is another example
of how common the 1- 4 - 5 chord progression is. In
this example the key is C Major so uses the chords C -
F - G plus the minor 6th Am.
I’ve created this in 3 versions, ‘Stand alone, Rythm,
and ‘Lead’ arrangements. You can extend the tune by
playing the chorus at phrase 12 twice.
As always, practice a phrase at a time, and try to get it
sounding as good as you can before moving on to the
next phrase.
Don’t go for speed, that will come later when you are
confident with the notes, chords, and techniques
needed. Most of all - Enjoy!
‘Let it Be’ Backing Track
arranged & performed by J.Edwards
Let it Be - Rhythm Guitar
Let it Be - Solo (Lead) Guitar
Let it Be - ‘Flat Picking’ Guitar
Flat Picking version
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
Lesson Guide - Let It Be
TAB; Let It Be
(Available to members).
‘Let it Be’ Backing Track
arranged & performed by J.Edwards
Flat Picking version
John’s notes;
This famous Paul McCartney ballad is another
example of how common the 1- 4 - 5 chord
progression is. In this example the key is C Major
so uses the chords C - F - G plus the minor 6th
Am.
I’ve created this in 3 versions, ‘Stand alone,
Rythm, and ‘Lead’ arrangements. You can extend
the tune by playing the chorus at phrase 12 twice.
As always, practice a phrase at a time and try to
get it sounding as good as you can before moving
on to the next phrase.
Don’t go for speed, that will come later when you
are confident with the notes, chords, and
techniques needed. Most of all - Enjoy!
Rhythm Guitar
Lead Guitar
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.