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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ALFIE 6mo 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 7mo ago

If 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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“Thank you for posting this fabulous tutorial and rendition of this timeless classic. A healing song to hear you play it, but then being given instructions on how to play it, is above and beyond. Thank you. The harp like harmonics are heavenly and adds to setting this version apart from all others. You are a man of endless talent and a man of your word, for doing this. Blessings to you.”