Harald
31 oktober 2016, 13:35
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZiQ-2DDLQk0
Le Clochard van Jan Akkerman, van de Focus II (Moving Waves LP van Focus, uit 1971. Hier op de harpgitaar. Voor wie het wil spelen, mijn tab hiervan is te vinden op de site van Jan Akkerman. Zie de engelse beschrijving voor een kleine correctie, en de link naar de tab.
Le Clochard, a beautifull composition by Jan Akkerman, was originally recorded by Focus for their Focus II album, released in 1971. (later reissued as Moving Waves) On the original recording played on classical guitar, with a bit of bass, and a mellotron part for the string section. Here I readapted my transcription for guitar, to the harp guitar, adding a couple of lower bass notes.
My tab for this piece can be found on Jan Akkerman's site: http://www.janakkerman.nl/documents/L... So if you want to give this piece a go, you can. There is a mistake in measure 6, where the chord is not a Bb7 but should be a G7/B so
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The tremolo is a gipsy/flamenco tremolo in quintuplets. It's usually performed piami, so like a classical tremolo, but with the index finger between the thumb stroke, and the ringfinger stroke.
Enjoy!
May the Schwartz be with you :D
Le Clochard van Jan Akkerman, van de Focus II (Moving Waves LP van Focus, uit 1971. Hier op de harpgitaar. Voor wie het wil spelen, mijn tab hiervan is te vinden op de site van Jan Akkerman. Zie de engelse beschrijving voor een kleine correctie, en de link naar de tab.
Le Clochard, a beautifull composition by Jan Akkerman, was originally recorded by Focus for their Focus II album, released in 1971. (later reissued as Moving Waves) On the original recording played on classical guitar, with a bit of bass, and a mellotron part for the string section. Here I readapted my transcription for guitar, to the harp guitar, adding a couple of lower bass notes.
My tab for this piece can be found on Jan Akkerman's site: http://www.janakkerman.nl/documents/L... So if you want to give this piece a go, you can. There is a mistake in measure 6, where the chord is not a Bb7 but should be a G7/B so
1
3
0
x
2
x
The tremolo is a gipsy/flamenco tremolo in quintuplets. It's usually performed piami, so like a classical tremolo, but with the index finger between the thumb stroke, and the ringfinger stroke.
Enjoy!
May the Schwartz be with you :D