Two Chord Ukulele Songs: Eleanor Rigby (Beginner) (Part 1) скачать в хорошем качестве

Two Chord Ukulele Songs: Eleanor Rigby (Beginner) (Part 1)

“Eleanor Rigby” was written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney and was featured on the 1966 Beatles album Revolver. Many see it as a transitory song as it is more experimental than the earlier rock and pop-based music the band focused on. It was also the first rock song to utilize string orchestration. It’s been frequently covered by artists ranging from Ray Charles and Aretha Franklin to Joan Baez, Chick Corea, The Ventures, Count Basie, Vince Guaraldi, Johnny Mathis, John Denver, and many more. This video is filmed on a tenor ukulele, though you could also play this arrangement on a concert or soprano ukulele. I’ve developed my own lead sheet (link below) which includes the tab, notation, and chords for this song. This song uses only two easy no-barre ukulele chords including Am and F, making it perfect for beginners. If you’ve been looking to get started playing popular tunes or acoustic classics on your ukulele, this is a great introduction. The video lesson gives you an opportunity to practice playing the chords while singing, as well as showing you an easy fingering for how to play the melody. Happy strumming and, as always, comment below if you have any questions! Lead Sheet: Available 8/24 Patreon:   / charissahoffman   Website: https://www.charissahoffman.com/ 00:00- Intro 00:52- Chord Play-Through 00:59- Strum Pattern 02:47- Chord Play-Along 03:15- Melody Tips and Tricks 05:24- Melody Play-Along 05:48- Outro