Learn to Play The Beatles Volume 2

The Beatles, one of the most iconic and influential bands in history, brought a diverse array of sounds and styles to their music. From Indian raga influences to pure pop sensibilities, The Beatles covered a vast musical landscape. For guitarists, their songs are not only a joy to play but also offer rich learning experiences. Enter “Learn To Play The Beatles Volume 2” – a meticulously crafted series of note-for-note guitar lessons taught by Michael Casswell for Licklibrary.com.

Norwegian Wood
Drenched in Indian mystique, this song is an example of George Harrison’s exploration of the sitar. The guitar part primarily uses the D Mixolydian scale. This lesson highlights techniques like finger-picking and slides. The solo, albeit brief, is a lesson in melodic simplicity, underscoring the mantra that less can often be more.

Yesterday
Arguably one of The Beatles’ most well-known tracks, “Yesterday” showcases Paul McCartney’s genius. The song uses a mix of major and minor scales, providing an intimate sonic palette. Guitarists will appreciate learning chord-progressions and arpeggios that give this song its iconic sound.

Here Comes The Sun
Another George Harrison masterpiece, this song introduces players to the capo’s wonders, positioned on the seventh fret. Aspiring guitarists will understand the use of the D major scale and travis-picking technique, making this song a lesson in both melody and rhythm.

Hide Your Love Away
This song, influenced by Bob Dylan, is rich in both its lyrical and musical depth. Focusing on the G major scale, this lesson offers insights into strumming patterns and barre-chords. The solo, while simplistic, demands precision and emotion.

Something
Perhaps George Harrison’s crowning jewel, “Something” is a love song of unparalleled beauty. Here, guitarists can delve into the C major and A major scales. The lesson illuminates various techniques like string-bending, hammer-ons, and pull-offs. The soulful solo stands as a testament to the beauty of melodic guitar playing.

George Harrison – The Lead Guitarist
The Beatles’ lead guitarist, George Harrison, brought an unparalleled depth to the band’s sound. His fascination with Indian music and instruments like the sitar introduced a new tonal palette to Western audiences. He had an uncanny ability to create solos that were both intricate and simple – a rare talent. In this product, each lesson emphasizes his contribution to The Beatles’ soundscape, making it essential for anyone wishing to emulate his style.

Guitar Techniques Used In These Lessons
• Vibrato
• Alternate Picking
• Legato
• Chord Progressions
• Arpeggios
• Harmonics
• Pull-Offs
• Palm Muting
• Barre Chords
• Finger Picking
• Travis Picking
• Hammer-Ons
• Slides
• String Bending
• Syncopated Rhythms

Embark on a musical journey with “Learn To Play The Beatles Volume 2”. Whether you’re a novice or a seasoned guitarist, this product promises to deepen your understanding and appreciation of The Beatles’ music.