Lick #81
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In this I–vi–ii–V progression, harmonics are played simultaneously with fretted notes to create close, piano-style voicings. This allows rich, Bill Evans-inspired harmony with simpler fingerings and natural sustain.
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- AALFIE 5mo ago
I love the idea of not being alone in my struggle to play piano textures on a steel string guitar
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Emil Ernebro 6mo agoIf you really want to learn more about this technique, please check out my biggest lesson on this topic: https://www.proguitar.com/lessons/technique/harp-harmonics-vol-2 :) /E
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