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Topic: C6 TAB Lapsteel Silent Night |
Bert Farroach
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Posted 20 Dec 2019 5:15 am |
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Merry Christmas to you all, and a good year to come ! 
Bert
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Barbara Berg
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Washington, USA
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Posted 20 Dec 2019 5:09 pm Silent Night
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Merry Christmas to you here in the USA! What a great family we have in the SGF, 
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Supro 1956, Rick 1946, Fender 1956, BR9 Gibson,Galveston steel Resonator. On my tombstone, Pardon me if I don't get up! |
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Jim Fogarty
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Phila, Pa, USA
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Posted 20 Dec 2019 10:05 pm
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| Thanks, Bert! Very nice. |
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John Rockefeller
From:
Wisconsin, USA
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Posted 21 Dec 2019 1:51 pm
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You are the reason I joined this forum. As a beginner I truly appreciate your tabs. Quite curious as to your process... do you 'sound them out', work from sheet music, or use helper software?
Grateful thanks for your efforts and wish you the very best for the Holiday season. |
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Bert Farroach
From:
Netherlands
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Posted 22 Dec 2019 3:35 am
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It's mostly solving a nice puzzle, John!
I grew up with "do re mi fa sol", notated "1 2 3 4 5",
learned myself to play guitar, learned to hear chords under the melody,
and these are my tools now!
This 6 string lapsteel is a fine challenge because of its limitations, I think.
And the C6-tuning has a lot of surprising combinations in thirds and sixths.
So, indeed, it's sorting out the right and most fitting notes to play.
Some combinations are 2 or even 3 times on the neck! Then it's choosing the most flowing way.
At the end, when a song is in my fingers, I start to notate.
Finally, the most important thing is to develop a sort of picture of the neck.
Where are the do's and re's and mi's.
And you'll find lots of good posts on this forum!
They helped me on the way too!
Good luck, Bert. |
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Mikhail Bobrov
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Russia
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Posted 3 Jan 2020 5:01 am
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| It's really nice, Bert. Thanks a lot. |
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