
By Robert Renman - www.dolphinstreet.com
I wrote this simple arrangement of Silent Night for my students. It's a way you can play the melody by using (mostly) just 2 strings at a time.
When you play a melody like this, by harmonizing the original melody, you create the effect where you can almost "hear" the chords.
This is also a good way to familiarize yourself with a major scale, in this case the G Major scale.
Have a look at this video, and let me know if you have any questions.
Let me know how you like this arrangement.
If you want to to learn more Christmas songs, I recommend any of these two. They are really good and the songs are not too hard to play either. Enjoy!
By Robert Renman - www.dolphinstreet.com
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very nice
on the 6/8, I haven't got the timing down, but I'll leave a message on the forum
Very nice Robert, I think it sounds very nice. Great job and thanks
Comment added on November 17, 2010Great stuff Robert kind of reminds me of the tritones used in the Dream On intro but just with a different spin on the strings played.I will Definitely be working on this one.
Thanks and Happy Holidays,
Mark
the video the silent night you sent me can't get no imageon it
Comment added on December 20, 2009