How to play the outro to The Glow Pt. 2 by The Microphones

Here's how to play the outro to the Glow pt. 2
The Glow Pt. 2 Written by Phil Elverum

[@praisethesun3089]

Beautiful. My gosh this is so helpful and inspiring lol

[@dareelantonio.3056]

I know this video was uploaded a while ago but I can’t appreciate you enough for showing us how to play it because this is absolutely one of my favorites. I could’ve have read the tab but I’m more of a visual learner

[@BjornBols]

That's great to hear thanks for the nice comment!! :)

[@carnellanasuha2272]

OML THANKS SO MUCH I USE THIS AS A PRACTICE AND I DID IT ON A SCHOOL GOT TALENT AND FILPING WON THANK YOU SOO MUCHHHH!

[@BjornBols]

Amazing! I'm happy to hear that, congratulations!

[@jemusu8271]

thank you, your videos are amazing

[@BjornBols]

Thank you I appreciate your continued support! :)

[@nurzhanzzzzzz]

I want to learn it so bad! Thank you so much for the video!

[@aihamkadiri4992]

Wow much appreciation goes to u for making this. Did u learn it by ear?

[@BjornBols]

A tab I found online a long time ago I think, and no problem glad you like it!

[@spucclah8039]

thankyou so much? also your fingerstyle is sooo good

[@sourbreinlemain4879]

This is so soothing, i think im gonna die very soon and peacefully

[@BjornBols]

I hope you are okay

[@MisterMagpieSongs]

THANK YOUOUUUUUU!!!!

[@connorclose3084]

thank you!

[@undefined3304]

Hey firstly, thank you for uploading this, it's helpful! I was wondering how many times each riff repeats and when you alternate the bass note? Do you have it tabbed out somewhere for reference? Thank you.

[@BjornBols]

No problem and I don't unfortunately sorry, I couldn't tell you off the top of my head currently :(

[@yespp835]

Based

[@auggieboyy]

HEll Yeah

[@rodrigo6216]

bro i thought it was will toledo

[@cytoplasm7015]

Wait could you explain the hammering part a little more (note that I’m quite new to guitar)

[@BjornBols]

No Problem I'd be happy to try and explain it to you! So normally when you play one note after the other you strum that string for each note, however when you do a "hammer on" or "pull off" you are essentially playing that second note without strumming again, the second note is produced merely by placing or removing a finger on a fret. So in that first riff for example, you strum the low e string with your first finger on the second fret then you move your middle finger onto the 3rd fret without strumming that low e string again, as the previous strum and the placement of your middle finger will be enough to sound out that next note. So while you "hammer on" your middle finger onto the 3rd fret you then strum the open d string. Hope that helps, there's probably videos on youtube that can explain the concept better!

[@Arcticneo_]

thanks, will toledo

[@manflugaming9481]

Hello thank you ever so for such an awesome tutorial. Hate to be this guy but when you play the first riff in your example there are two extra notes that seem to make it but I can’t quite work out what they are. Thank you though for the fantastic video

[@maximilianmiller1963]

thanksss bro you seem so cool

[@Raisin22_]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@ericqqqk]

i’ve been trying the pinky hammer on part for the longest time and i just don’t get that last part any tip?

[@BjornBols]

Are you making sure you're hammering on the B string from the third fret to open? The notes should be D (3rd fret on B) B (open B string) G (Open G string). Try playing along with the song to get the rhythm right, I hope that helps somewhat!

[@saintonsaturn7070]

King

[@htsgm]

you look like will toledo

[@BjornBols]

I will defeat him in combat 🫡

[@htsgm]

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