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1. Welcome: Hello, my name is Gabri
Felix in Merry Christmas, this course about the
best holiday of the year, and I will teach you four
songs about Christmas. Four very nice songs with tabuture and old step by step
that you need to have fun. We're going to talk
about the rhythm part, the course fingers position, the melods, and the tricks
to play these amazing songs. Since this course was developed
for beginners musician, you're going to have
a complimentary material that's going to be very helpful and
refine port to talk. Those lessons are greats to play on their risky
or on a latter guitar. So are you ready? Let's have fun. Let's go.
2. Jingle bell: All the songs that you're
going to learn in this course, you can play with P
or with your fingers. And on the acoustic or a La. Guitar, it's the same
or the same mellow, the same step by step. The song starting open string, we have fret number
four Openstr. In this case I played this four Opentringtr number three string. Okay, Next part,
you play Opentr. You need to pick this very fast. Remember you can use your pick. Play just with your fingers. Next part, 42. You open string one more
time and come back to Fred. Number two is almost the same
thing as the first part, but as you can see we
have a different ending. Next part, you play 25
finger number four, okay? Number four to four, with a very nice vibrato. It's going to be
easier if you play the vibrato with
this spring finger. Next part, you have a slide. So you play like this, okay? You pick string number three. Fret number four in. Play this slide until
Fred number seven, okay? Play the 71 more time, 54. Okay? This last part is everything
on the string number three. You come back to the
top of the song, okay? It's exactly the same thing. Come back to the 25, this line one more time, but this time you play
more seven, right? So three times 975 to. Okay. Be careful with
this part. Not easy. All right? And the next part is you have
this kind of slide slide. We have the zero open string, but kind of open
string proposition. You can play the frag number four and slide two,
F number seven. And you have the last part
of this film that is 444444. Okay? This part is
really nice, right? So be careful because
it looks easy, but it's not too easy. You're going to play three
times threat number four, string number 3123. And the third time you
played with this vibrato. Repeat this try and you have this slide four to
seven openstring. You have one more slide, threat number four, okay? So we're going to
play one more time. Next part, you go to the
C court and you play this 56 times, all right? This 56 times and 45 times. After this part, you
played this four to four to seven, okay? As you can see, everything on this part is on the
string number three. You come back and play, that's exactly the same thing and we have this different
ending, but really similar. Check this out. As you can see, we don't
have this latter. We play just the 77 twice. When we go the acorde,
last note is going to be. 52 open string. As you can see, the song is very nice and you
can improvise your finger, but avoid play everything
with you, one single finger, so it's not going to be
nice if you play like this. Try to move your fings around. Use finger number 231.4. Gonna be easier and faster. Jingle Bell. Let's
learn the chords. The first part is, or this type of courts
really coming rocking road blues
and pop music. In this version I
use this chord. You just need to memorize
this chord shape. You're going to repeat
this every single time, but in different positions. I think this session is
going to be very easy. You play four times this or this is the first next part
you play every one string, string number six, okay? But this time you play
just half of our bar. So just try you
have power chord, frag number seven on
string number five. A power cord. Frag number
five on string number six. And finally D. Okay, that's one string down. As you can see,
it's really simple. Just work on strings number 5.6 and finally finish this
first session. At the end, you really
start this song and you're going to play
this G chord several, not necessary to count. Just use the pouting
technique in play like this. As you can see, this
palmuting techniques sound really
different, isn't it? So you need to put this
part of your hand on your tark play like have metal. Be careful because if
you mute everything, you cannot recognize the notes. So be careful about that. If you want to mute, you
put your hands the string. But if you don't
want to new out, put more to the bridge part. You need to find a
balance between. Okay, so we are going to repeat this
several, several times. It's everything picking
down K. Remember about this little
detail, Keep strumming. And C, D. C is frag number three
on string number five, and D is frag number five
on string number five. Let me come back
to, as you can see, this sounds very rock and
row and blues, isn't it? You just need to
use the chords 14.5 but be careful
because at the end of the song we play
that first part, that you have the
different freedom. As you can see, you have this chord and makes everything
different as well, right? But you play a little bit fast. Instead of playing
the entire ball, you have this one.
3. Silent night: So the first part,
you're going to play everything on
string number two. Open string, fret number two, V open string one more time
and finish number one, B. Okay. You can play with
your finger number one with your finger number two, but when you go to
the fret number one, keep moving the
finger number one. Okay? Yeah. You can play with pick or pick. It is up to you. Okay. The second part is
exactly the same thing, so you're going to
repeat this twice. Next part you go to B seven. In this case you play 24. This frat number two is
on string number one, okay? Be careful about that. After number four, with
a very nice vibrato, you play open string Epi string, and finish with this pi string. It's going to be nice if both strings sound
simultaneously like this. Next part you go chord. So you play open string, you come back with your
finger number one. Next part is frag number
four on string number two. In this case, when
you have 4.2 or 2.4 it's going to be easier if you play with your
finger number 1.3 Okay, remember about this shortcut. Next part, you go to
the chord in play. Open string fred, number two, open string in number one. Once again you kind of come
back to the top of the son. Right. Next part
you go to a chord. So you play to open string
for and Cho one more time. Okay? It's exactly
the same thing as we play a few boards before. In this Opentringt number two, Opentringd number one, you can play with
this vibrato or not. Okay? It's up to you when I have the opportunity to fit some kind of techniques
such as vibrato. I prefer to play like
this just because it sounds much better than
if you play like this. Okay, you stay four temples
in frat number one. So let's add something new, right, as a vibrato. Next part, you go
to seven in play. Two to five, right? This part, please play with your finger number
one in four, Okay? It's going to be a little bit difficult because
you're pink finger, but if you pre, you're going to play
this correctly, two to five sharp pink finger. Come back to two, everything
on string number one, framber four, string number two. This time I play
with my ring finger, open string frat number four. Okay. The last parts
a little bit fast. So you play open string, open string F, number one. Next part, you play
string number two, open framber 24 and finish. In this framber two notes, all the chord it's going
to be seven notes. So all the seven
notes will be fast. So pay tention if
you prefer to use your finger number
11.2 when you go to the Core Kate part of the B core, it's
going to be easier. Let's learn the chords and
then I'm going to explain the. In the first chord
is major chord. You can pick everything, okay, All the strings. And you're going to play most of the chords on the top
of your instrument. Second chord is a seventh chord. Seven, Little bit difficult because you have a bar
right here, a bar. Use your pin number
1.2 the Fus number 3.4 You play number 4.4
number four, right? It's a very beautiful chord. You have a major chord as well, so just three fingers on
the top of your instrument. Strings number 543 to one. Be careful, do not pick
string number six. Okay? The songs very easy. And we just have three chords, but we have different rhythm. And we are going to play
this during the entire song. Okay, This is bass chord.
What do I mean with this? Bass is when I play, the lowest note in the
chord is when I play the other parts of my
chord you need to pick up, okay, like this, okay? Or if you are playing
with your fingers, you can play the bass, the lowest nose with
your thump finger and the rest with
your three fingers. Four. Okay, It's going to
sound very nice as well. And you need to play this rhythm during the internal song to the B A cord and come
back to you, okay? But of course, be careful with the changes
and the sequence. That's why it's important
to come back to the top of the video and see the
Court see the repetitions. It's not going to be
easy if I talk to you to memorize eight times, two times. It's not a test, it's within to memorize. To come back to the top
of this lesson and watch me play the entire song
with the temperature, it's going to be easier to memorize and analyze everything.
4. Twelve Days of Christmas: This melod's almost a glascow. Music So we start
bringing in fret number three and play three
times frat number three on string number 5.4 So you can play for F number one
to three, it's up to you. Okay. I prefer with
my finger number two just because I can play this next part three with my finger
number one and Okay. It's going to be easier.
Next part you play frat number 2.3 on
string number three. But before you play open string, open string, one more time
goes to frat number three. Next part you play, you have this 1.3 with my finger number 1.3
on string number two. I play with my
finger number three once again or finger number two. This frag number three
on string number 323, open string and finish Fra number three on
string number four. The next part, you'll
play the F number 34 times on the
string number 53, times on the string number 43. Okay? Be careful about that. Next part is on string number
three, open string three, open string one more time and you go to frat number one
on the string number two, come back to string number
three and play open F number 23 to three other parts of our song we're going to play on the top of
the instrument. Next part is 1323 open string. Come back to one open
string 323 and be careful with this part is
1323 open string three. Okay, remember about
my finger pattern. I think it's going to be
easier if you use this 1321 to open string two and in then you played this three twice to come back to the top
and play the loop. So we have C major chord, three fingers number 12.3, okay? Very big Sky. Be careful, do not play string number six. Do pick string number six. Next chord you can play, but song you will need
to play pink finger. So use a finger number three, if you prefer, you can
use the pink finger. But it's going to be a
little bit weird, isn't it? And then you're going
to have Sal cord, mas cord can play like this. This is up to you. This
is with the bar core. And this is doubt
just three notes. Finger number one, frat number
one, finger number two, frat number two, and
finger number three, ring finger frat number three. The rhythm is a little bit
trick. Check this out. You need to play the
two lowest notes and the highest notes like this. Fine isn't it? If you
play with your fingers, just play the bass, the ju los notes with the ten fingers and the other notes with your
three or four fingers. You're going to repeat
this pattern in C 3 bars and then go to gonna repeat this
trice and play C.
5. We wish you a merry christmas + thanks: Well, it's really nice to
start the inter, right here, open string, open string
frat number three. And then we play frat number
three on string number one, open string T on
string number three, number two, open string. And sports a little
bit difficult. So we can play like this. It's going to sound
really nice if you let the notes and then you have the melody. This
is the first part. As you can see, I use
my finger number 13 and middle finger 11310 to two. Okay. Next part is
Frank number 23 times and go to
Frank number three. We have this part that's
a little bit fast. Play with your
finger number three. It's going to be a
very nice exercise if you are playing
with pi. Okay? You play this open
string, Frank. Number 31, open string
in open string wise. Next part is string
number one open. We repeat the same
reading pattern, right? But not a string open
front number three in one. The next part's going to be
open, open and finalize. You have the three notes. Three open string in one, then you come back to the top. A different rhythm in pattern. Okay? So it's another, it's the part of
the song, right? It's a little bit easier
because you just have one open string in
number two, right? Then when you go to chord, you play this open
string F number three. And open string, you play
one open string once again, but this time on the
string number three. And finalize, you come
back to the C major chord and play the main
melody once again. We already learned
this part, isn't it? And it's very important to play your finger number
13.2 Next part, we keep playing this chord. We play this open string twice. This ending is a
little bit different. We have this frag number
two, open string. Frag number one, and finally
we finalize the melody. Now time to talk about the chords and I'm going
to explain all the chords, then I'm going to
explain the radium. The first one is major chords, so fingers number 12.3 okay? And be careful, do not pick
string number six, okay? Just 5432 in one. The next chord is G major chord, so you can pick everything. I have a shortcut for you. Use your fingers. Number
3.4, ring finger. Pick finger first, okay? When you're going to
change the chord, thing is going to be easier if you play these two finger first. Because they work,
you get all right. Okay, this part is very nice. The next chord is minor, so you're going to pick 41. As you can see, my ring finger keeping the same fret
on the same string, string number two,
frat number three, and my index finger, string number one,
frat number one, and middle finger,
frat number two on string number three. All right, we're going
to play like this. This is core number three. The next chord is going
to be a bar chord chord part right here, finger number 34 in
the Frat number three. And middle finger in
the F number two. All right, Sued. The next squared is D, but with the base in sh
going to play like this. Finger number one. Shuo
on string number six. Don't worry about the
string number five, because the D is pmutedrr Finger number one is going to mute this strength. Then you're going to have the middle finger frat number
two on string number three, ring finger number two. String number two or string number four is supposed to be played
open. All right? It's a easy chord, it's not a problem at all. The next chord,
it's minor chord. So finger number
one in two, okay? In the Frat number two. And you can pick everything. Strsright Last chord,
we're going to have a minus is
finger number 132. And in this case you don't
pick string number six. Just 5,432.1 All right, so let's talk about the reading.
Rhythm is really simple. You just need to play who
wants each chord, okay? The mystery is not necessary to memorize any kind of pattern
with your right hand, right, or finger pattern, okay? It's a very nice
and easy rhythm. But remember about the bars. Usually we have the bar
that the space that we put our chords or
notes and songs, okay? In each bar we can put
four chords, okay? So when you have one
simple chord in one board, you just need to strum one
in play in count 123.4 okay? Do not lose the
county. It's import. Okay, So now it's time to go
back to the top of the song and play with me
after of course, you memorize all these chords. All right. This
song is very nice. Now it's time to
have fun. This is the last lesson of our course. Thank you so much and I
hope you enjoy all this. Step by step, you can check
my profile on the platform. I have very nice
course to help you watch play on the cus
or more or less guitar. I have course about blues, jazz, rhythm chords, how to develop speed
and acurson instrument. So probably you're going to find a new film to help you out. Merry Christmas and see
you next course. Bye bye.
Gabriel Felix, Music Teacher
