How to play chords with songs ?

Started by janamdo, December 16, 2020, 09:46:28 AM

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alanclare

Quote from: Fred Smith on December 16, 2020, 12:23:47 PM
I use Multifingered mode. It allows me to play inverted chords, which is my usual mode, but I can also play single-fingered when the going gets tough.

Cheers,
Fred
Fred

I think that here you've answered the question that you posed in your earlier reply.

Why do you want "different fingerings"?

Alan

janamdo

Quote from: mikf on December 23, 2020, 05:16:38 PM
Jan
Stop worrying about things like inversions and slash chords. Put the mode on multi fingered and just learn to play. You are overthinking all of this. You have months - maybe longer- to go before you have to worry about more aesthetically pleasing chords. It will be all you can handle to get roughly the right chord at roughly the right time while playing a melody.
Mike
Mike
I am only curious what all chord fingering methods standing for on the keyboard , so i definitely start with your recommodation (and others) for multi fingered chords

In Holland we said as proverb: "don't think too much, because a horse has a bigger head"  (probably  you have never heard/read of this  :))   

alanclare

Quote from: janamdo on December 24, 2020, 02:58:02 AM
Mike
I am only curious what all chord fingering methods standing for on the keyboard , so i definitely start with your recommodation (and others) for multi fingered chords

In Holland we said as proverb: "don't think too much, because a horse has a bigger head"  (probably  you have never heard/read of this  :))

I've certainly never heard of the proverb. What does it mean?

Alan

janamdo

Hi Alan
In Holland we use the same word for our head as for the horse head : HOOFD
@Mike has advice not to overthinking all this chord fingering

To  be aware of this of not to overthink i must think on this proverb:  "don't think too much, because a horse has a bigger head"  :   
Hope you get the idea..joke

Note: seems to me funny , because @ Mike has something funny too written about a horse ...

alanclare

Jan

Thank you. I think I'm starting to understand it.

Alan