Being Here With You
Lesson time: (4min 51sec)
Laurence Juber enseigne son morceau acoustique Being Here With You en accordage standard, en faisant ressortir la mélodie à partir de formes d'accords complètes.
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Music Lesson: "Being Here with You"
Overview
- Standard tuning
- Key: E
Opening Phrase
- "Now, I could have put the melody just over one string, but my whole approach is to pick through a chord and pick out the melody."
- Gets a little tricky in measure five:
- Move the fingers in the right place
- Transition to the third finger
- Play the fifth fret of the third string
- Repeat this section
Next Section
- At measure 16, it's tricky:
- "You just got to watch it."
Key Changes
- In measure 21:
- "You see how I'm moving the bar on the fourth eighth note of the bar?"
- Note: Moving the bar (B, A, R, R, E) on the fourth eighth note of the measure (different spelling/meaning but the same sound).
- All of this repeats pretty normally.
Changes in Tonality
- In measure 33, I'm changing key:
- Ending here in E tonality
- Making an A chord, the five of D minor (in measure 34) , but in fact, I mean A minor.
- Watch out in measure 37:
- Sliding back with the third finger
- Again, A augmented
Fingering Techniques
- "Here again, watch the fingering."
- Rather than spreading it out, do a little half bar.
- Modulating back to E and back to the top, everything is pretty straightforward.
Conclusion
- At the very end:
- It just pauses on those bars.
- "I put a little virtual whammy where I'm just modulating the top very slightly and breaking up the E chord."
Final Thoughts
- "I think that covers it for 'Being Here with You'."
About the instructor

Laurence Juber s'est d'abord fait connaître comme guitariste principal des Wings, le groupe de Paul McCartney. Depuis, il a bâti une carrière de guitariste fingerstyle, compositeur et arrangeur, travaillant essentiellement en accordage DADGAD, ce qui lui a valu le surnom de 'the Duke of DADGAD'.Élu Guitariste de l'année par les lecteurs de Fingerstyle Guitar Magazine et cité parmi les meilleurs guitaristes par le magazine Acoustic Guitar, il affiche aussi une longue liste d'albums solo et de tournées à travers le monde.Dans ses cours, il enseigne sa technique fingerstyle et l'accordage DADGAD qui l'a rendu célèbre, comment agencer mélodie, harmonie et basse pour la guitare solo, et les morceaux - comme sa pièce phare 'Wooden Horses' - qui réunissent le tout. read more




