A Passing Thought (Juliana Chahayed) - Short Cover

[@JulianaChahayed]

perfect 🥹

[@thesoundman2022]

This is so cool

[@sigmamale.39]

ms. alien you have done it again genuinely really beautiful man incredible jOBATHERES A BUG ON MY SCREEN

[@sigmamale.39]

go back to your planet

[@heyitszk3640]

I LOVE THIS SO MUCH

[@mandibriar9837]

Beautiful!

[@sillireal]

OMGOMGOMGOMGOGMOGMGIGM I LOVE THISSSSSSSS THE HARMONIES OMGKGM

[@mimilkyu]

ur always so good with harmonies as well!!

[@mimilkyu]

ohh this is so good, so pretty and soft, i love it💘

[@ShoegazeBorat]

What tuning is this in?!?!

[@MitokonoMusic]

The guitar is tuned to the standard EADGBE and the capo is on the second fret. The notes are in the video description.

[@Whisperswiispy2]

Hii, I can’t quite understand the explanation of how to play this- but I’d love to play it. Could you please explain in more detail how to play this? Thank you!

[@MitokonoMusic]

Hello, first of all the capo goes on the 2nd fret. Your fingers will generally be around a D major chord position. (This is just a reference though. It's not actually a D major chord.) The letters in the notes (ex. G, A, B) refer to which string you will strum, and the numbers in the notes refer to which fret you place your finger on. For example, G2 means you strum the G string with your finger over the 2nd fret (of the G string). And Open G means that you strum G without placing a finger on the fretboard. Same with other notes. A3 means you strum the A string and put your finger on the 3rd fret of the A string. Open D means you strum D string without putting your other hand on the fretboard. And so on. I sincerely apologize if this is confusing. I taught myself guitar and don't know proper notations for the instrument. Please tell me if there is anything else I can clarify.

[@approximatelynobody]

i might be wrong but unless im missing something you never strum the A string. Also you say open B but your finger never lifts off the fret when you pluck the B string.@@MitokonoMusic

[@MitokonoMusic]

​@@approximatelynobody Thank you so much for pointing that out, you are correct. I fixed the notes in the description and credited you accordingly.

[@approximatelynobody]

@@MitokonoMusic no problem :). i was looking at it a bit confused and then transcribed it myself and i felt something was off. wanted to see if i was reading something wrong. thanks for the quick reply.