This is tablature — fret positions rather than chord names. Wide lines scroll sideways on their own, so the page never does.
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*E(of3) means standard chord E with a bar on 3, its like a moving capo so in reality
E(of3) is G is standard chords but i can't be bothered to find the names of the others)
*can't remember where i heard it and can't remeber which concerto its from just tabbed
what i did remember. if anyone knows the title please post it in 'comments'.
Rachmaninof
e---0---3-2-0--2--0-2-0---||----0---3-2-0--2--0-2-3------------------------------ B---1----------4----------||----1----------4------3------------------------------ G---2----------4----------||----2----------4------0------------------------------ D---2----------4----------||----2----------4------0------------------------------ A---0----------2----------||----0----------2------2------------------------------ E---0----------2----------||----0----------2------3------------------------------
then play E(of3), E(of7), E(of5), E(of2)
E(of2), E(of5), E(of3), open E
e---0---3-2-0--2--0-2-0---|| B--------------4------0---|| G--------------4------1---|| D--------------4------2---|| A--------------2------2---|| E--------------2------0---||
Comments
Spotted a wrong chord, or know a capo position that sounds closer to the record?
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