How To Play "I Want To Hold Your Hand" by The Beatles---- Part 2
I made this vid for a friend, so some of it probably won't make sense to everyone else who watches it. I will put out another for the general public within the next few weeks. The next two songs I will be doing are "All My Loving" and "Here Comes The Sun." The Chords used in this song are-- C, D, G, E minor, B minor (I said "wierd chord," but it is actually th B minor), and D7. (I would tab the chords out but it takes too much space) To make the C, you put your first finger on the second string in the first fret, second finger on the fourth string in the second fret, and third finger on the fifth string in the third fret. To make the D, you put your first finger on the third string second fret, your second finger on the first string in the second fret, and your third finger on the second string in the third fret. The D7 chord is basically the same, except you move your third finger from the third fret to the first on the second string. For the G chord you put your first finger on the fifth string in the second fret, your secong finger on the sixth string in the third fret, and your third finger on the first string in the third fret. To make the E chord, you put your first finger on the third string in the first fret, your second finger on the fifth string in the second fret, and your third finger on the fourth string in the second fret. The B minor chord is the only bar chord in this song. in order to make it, you can either do what I did in the video with your first finger on the first string in the second fret, your second finger on the second string in the third fret, and your ring finger and last finger on the third and forth strings in the fourth fret. The real version for more experienced players is to bar with your index finger across the second fret though.
I made this vid for a friend, so some of it probably won't make sense to everyone else who watches it. I will put out another for the general public within the next few weeks. The next two songs I will be doing are "All My Loving" and "Here Comes The Sun." The Chords used in this song are-- C, D, G, E minor, B minor (I said "wierd chord," but it is actually th B minor), and D7. (I would tab the chords out but it takes too much space) To make the C, you put your first finger on the second string in the first fret, second finger on the fourth string in the second fret, and third finger on the fifth string in the third fret. To make the D, you put your first finger on the third string second fret, your second finger on the first string in the second fret, and your third finger on the second string in the third fret. The D7 chord is basically the same, except you move your third finger from the third fret to the first on the second string. For the G chord you put your first finger on the fifth string in the second fret, your secong finger on the sixth string in the third fret, and your third finger on the first string in the third fret. To make the E chord, you put your first finger on the third string in the first fret, your second finger on the fifth string in the second fret, and your third finger on the fourth string in the second fret. The B minor chord is the only bar chord in this song. in order to make it, you can either do what I did in the video with your first finger on the first string in the second fret, your second finger on the second string in the third fret, and your ring finger and last finger on the third and forth strings in the fourth fret. The real version for more experienced players is to bar with your index finger across the second fret though.