Description
All right, let's look at our first verse.
We have five phrases or "lines" of varying length. Our first line is what I call "normal"; it's 2 bars long and has one bar of E, then one bar divided with C and D.
Our next line has our first 9/8 bar on E, then half a bar each of C and D in 6/8. Our third phrase also has a bar of 9/8 on E again but then half a bar of D, then half a bar of our A chord.
Our fourth line in this verse also has a bar of 9/8; we play 6 beats of our E major chord, but then we make an interesting shift and play 3 beats of E minor, then back to 6/8 to a C for half a bar and a D for half a bar.
The fifth phrase is more "normal" (just 6/8) playing a half bar of C, a half bar of D, then a full bar of E (like our intro).
Lesson Info
Tutorial Lessons
- Kiss From A Rose: Introduction
- Kiss From A Rose: Gear & Tone
- There Used To Be: The Key
- Alone on the Sea: The Chords
- Became the Light: Right Hand Strum
- A Graying Tower: Fingerpick
- Light that You Shine: Song Form
- My Eyes Became Large: Song Intro
- Stranger It Feels: Verses Overview
- Love Remained: Verse #1
- You Remain: Verse #2
- So Much He Can Say: Verse #3
- I Compare You: Chorus
- Gloom on the Gray: Transition
- When It Snows: The Bridge
- Rose is in Bloom: Ending
- Kiss From A Rose: Performance
- Kiss From A Rose: Jam Along
