How to REALLY play Norwegian Wood on guitar Beatles Lesson Tutorial - Galeazzo Frudua

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

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[@andreiter]

You're awesome letting us have access to these wonderful tutorials! Salute!

[@andreiter]

I like what you've done also showing us harmonies for The Beach (Bitch) Boys, Simon & Garfunkel, Toto, etc..... I hope you can find more artists to do more of these, like Bread? CSN? Everly Bros?

[@gal00li]

Don't criticise his tutorial ,,,it's great that he puts so much time and patience into showing us the CORRECT way to play and sing these Beatles masterpieces ..brilliant I'm carrying, please continue with your brilliant lessons

[@heir6289]

I've seen a number of lessons on how to play this song but this one is by far the best. Great song, great lesson, thank you.

[@zumacon]

One of my favorate Beatles songs. Thank you for taking the timer to put this together in a way that is both easy to understand and true to the original recording. It's the only time machine that exists. I'm a Boomer and grew up with this music.

[@seanmcaleavy2369]

I have known how to play this song for years and then within 10 minutes, you have shown me the rhythmic nuances that I didn't realize I was missing. It now sounds superb! Thank you, sir. I appreciate it.

[@DIYHT]

You are truly a pleasure to watch and listen to. Your love of the guitar and in all its aspects shows in your dedication to detail and your skills as a craftsman are of the highest level. Even though it's not your first language your use of English to describe your lessons is precise and to the point, and your voice is warm and caring . You are indeed a very special person. Live long and prosper.

[@kevinmitchell3589]

You are great! The amount of time and effort you put into putting your lessons together and the amount of time you must have spent to research and learn these things yourself and then share it for free... You have my respect admiration and appreciation. I turn to your tutorials first and have been able to enjoy playing many tunes that I thought would have been out of my reach the way they were originally played. Thanks again

[@OnerousEthic]

I can almost hear the Sitar in the background.

[@PRR5406]

The complexity of the music written by these guys is astounding. How they found the chord positions and then milked them for individual notes is just mind boggling.

[@neilsaunders9309]

As usual, exceptional performance and commentary from Galeazzo Frudua, one of the sharpest-eared Beatles experts.

[@Jackmhammond97]

This is simply amazing! Thank you so much Galazzeo! I love your videos because you do every little detail, yet you don't drag on!

[@josephsporn2308]

Love your channel…. Take this advice from Keith’s tech: The edge of capo goes nearly directly over the fret, not mm’s behind it! Thanks again for all your great vids.

[@TheJayblender]

Thanks! I am an advanced player but never learned this song. Your lesson took me 5 mins to learn - perfect! Great explanation and method.

[@boobah1067]

Wow. I don't play -- did once a tiny bit -- but just hearing your analysis is fascinating.

[@Vincentthefish]

I am just learning to play guitar and this was a HUGE help!! Thank you sooo much!! I like how you actually slowed down and showed where to put your fingers and how to strum!!!

[@user-rf5px3gh3p]

Its literally crazy how I click on your videos and in the beginning I think that I'm listening to the actual song.

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

Bravo! It's how I recreate the dynamic of the original playing. The day a musicians understand dynamics it's nirvana ;)

[@gregorheinrich]

another great clip. when i was in an acoustic&unplugged Beatles trio 30 years ago, your clips would have been of great help, and they still are.

[@tammyphxaz]

thanks for this,,you explain it really well and camera position is awesome for being able to see and understand,,i look forward to learning what ever else you have to teach,,,,,

[@tpaine1968]

Fantastic lesson....I already knew the basic picking pattern but you added the fine points that make all the difference..Very good job

[@sail1948]

Brilliant! Been struggling with that one for ages....just played it! Thanks.

[@LilyoProductions]

MAJOR props to you. I LOVE what you're doing. I always feel people neglect proper strumming when playing chords but you do a fantastic job :)

[@clamb9289]

Excellent video this sounds exactly like the album! Thank you for posting.

[@colbyregister2563]

Awesome! Thanks a bunch! I now know how to play the song, and I got to be taught by a Frenchman:) it may not mean much to you but I study French and French culture in school so your accent is awesome to me!

[@rainyandsunny]

Your lessons are awesome, thank you

[@efemeza9944]

Mr. Galeazzo thanks for all the tutos that you upload, they help me a lot, really! thanks!!! i have a band, we play beatles's music, and we need to learn the voices, so its very a help to us, (sorry if my english is not very well) :)

[@camdesjardins]

Thanks you so much, you play it like the real one !

[@Geekman333]

There are many "how to play" tutorials on KZbin. However it's difficult to go past the ones done by The Beatles Vocal Harmony. Always accurate and easy to learn. Excellent as ever. Thanks.

[@wa0000]

Well, done... I learned several helpful nuances by listening and watching. You have a great singing voice too...!

[@u28b274]

Great job! Have been totally beholden to the Fab Four since Ed Sullivan showed me the light in'64. Really appreciate the opportunity to improve my methodology here.

[@RobertMcPhalen]

This tutorial is the reason I'm about to go buy another guitar! (sold the one I had about two years ago). Thanks for the great lesson!

[@thomasstillman4805]

Nice breakdown of all the guitar sections in this song! 😎

[@robertcanedo7607]

of the various tutorials, I can actually observe, how the fingers move from string/s, to create the flow of this lovely song thatJohn created. Thanks!

[@bob28952]

Excellent, detailed tutorial at a good pace. Like many Beatles songs there's more to them than first meets the ear! Thx.

[@windlebird1]

I place the capo from the opposite side of the neck and only across the 5 smallest strings resulting in an automatic "drop D" tuning (or in this case drop E). This gives the guitar the low droning sound of the open E bass string. No need to change any of the chords or picking pattern at all, just throw in the low or fat E string occasionally when appropriate. I think you are talented and appreciate the many videos.

[@danielnolton5457]

Awesome, detailed job, Galeazzo!

[@jvblhc]

Wow. Thanks for these guitar tutorials. I actually learned how to play guitar as a kid from chord books and listening to Beatles records (and some Bob Dylan records). I can play most of the Beatles songs on guitar, but I am always looking on ways to improve!

[@baselinesweb]

Thank you. Appreciate your fine attention to detail.

[@cooperrec]

Such a thorough and patient instructor. Imagine the improved Beatles tunes playing, world wide, from those following his videos. His accent is totally " Italiano cool" too.

[@josecurios]

Great. All those details make it sound just like the record.

[@subhre]

I like the little variations the part where you show how to hit the D chord but bring in the index and middle finger just a few moments later and then again where you do that with the A7 chord, hammering n pulling off with the index and middle at the end of the bridge... Those make all the difference... Great work! Thank you!

[@Paul476]

It isn't an A7 chord or a D chord. The capo makes them B7 and E. God's sake.

[@subhre]

Paulthe Modest My bad! Thanks for correcting... : ) I'm just a beginner, but my point was that I liked those variations as against the many other Norwegian Wood videos around.

[@jackjohnson211]

Paulthe Modest Yeah we all know this because of the capo but THE INSTRUCTOR SAID HE IS GOING TO REFER TO THE CHORDS AS THEY ARE FINGERED. So it makes perfect sense for Roy's comment to reference the chords the same way the instructor is........You need to seriously relax man its music for God's sake......

[@GuyNoirxyz]

It would have been great to have you in our band back when we played Beatles music when the Beatles were still together!

[@Shoeshineidaho]

Oh and Xaviers' comment didn't upset (me anyway). It was unbelievable how you added the disclaimer later, to let people know when to start the video for just instruction! Amazing- - being American- - I probably would have just offered to give him his "money" back- - - :-) ! Besides having a beautiful voice, you have an incredible amount of class! I love watching and listening to you! Thank-you!

[@Harmonic53]

Very good tutorial, I understood every step of the way.

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

Harmonic53 Good!

[@the-one-and-only-BOB]

You are a very good teacher.

[@shelbymartinez104]

Very fascinating that the Beatles never played this song live.

[@mitaleedas9911]

Thank you for help with strumming hand! That was the part I was missing.

[@susannec659]

Thank you for this. You do this better than anyone, well excluding John Lennon. I miss him terribly.

[@susannec659]

I'm actually getting this. You were the only one with such a good ear that you get the the two note twang in the two or more places., And then that hammer on or got to the end of the bar when you go back to the D. This I'm having a little trouble with.

[@tubesrule123]

Prego! Dug it! Will check out your other vids. Thanks for posting!

[@OozilyAmeezed]

Freakin' great lesson! Thank you so much!

[@RustyPipesable]

i just found a way to play it with the rain song tuning, dgcgcd, and stopped by to see if it was actually played like that. good lesson!

[@ozbarlow]

Thanks for all your help!

[@teleplucker6802]

Hint, turn your capo around and leave it OFF the 6th string to get the low E drone. I also add my pinky to the 1st string, 7th fret to get a high B drone when possible.

[@susannec659]

Thanks. yours is the best rendition to learn from as always Very nuanced. You are channeling John Lennon. I'm working on it.

[@daveedgeguitar]

Thanks very much for posting this wonderful song! It's always been one of my favorites! Love the dialogue also, so carry on maestro, you do a wonderful job!

[@Lean_96]

Muchisimas gracias, from Argentina

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

Thank you Kevin! Very kind of you.

[@MPASTORM1955]

Always the best! 🎸👍

[@KevinNelson40502]

Thanks so much for your excellent tutorial

[@cheyladybirdv3834]

This is awesome helped out a lot thanks.

[@paulallenMacca]

Fantastic playing just love it thanks for sharing this.

[@Henryxmusic]

Thanks for the ideas dude! I posted a video response I recorded after watching this. I recorded this song so I could record something with my Sitar. Using the 12 string in the backing guitar part REALLY makes the sound!

[@ivan868]

Thanks for the lesson.

[@Imachowderhead]

Thanks for the great Lesson!

[@keefbigman]

Great job man! Filled in a few gaps. Any dissenters here should listen to the Rubber Soul Album version, then the original recording on the Beatles Anthology.... AND then published music score. There's three different ways to play it for a start! Love your channel.

[@waltersergioszwarc5844]

grazie amigo me piace molto la tua lessione bravo ciao!!thanks dude!! gracias por leccion!!from Argentina

[@Dannyboyfaye]

Great Tutorial,... Hi from down here in New Zealand...More Please??

[@luisanaya2748]

Great turorial...Thanks / from Mexico

[@Masgav62]

mi sembrava di capirlo troppo bene questo inglese :-) bravo semplice ed efficace!

[@kingshearer2]

Brilliant lesson, thanks very much for imparting all your knowledge.

[@rmarty550]

Another excellent video!

[@slidhome]

I vote for you to talk and explain as much as you deem necessary. You have keys to knowlede that has been hidden for decades. So carry on, my friend.

[@anthonysilva5312]

Great job! What you're calling an "A major 7" is called "A7 th" (I wish I could speak Italian half as well you speak English! Ciao!

[@mag624man]

excellent instructor!!!!!!

[@alexandrecemin8980]

Man, I'm your fantasia forma Brazil. Hugs to you and good job.

[@johngulak5721]

great video, your guitar tone is fantastic

[@David_P132]

Excellent tutorial.

[@beatleplayer1011]

Thank You, this is the right cover, because it's the same as the music found in The Beatle: Complete Scores. Good job.

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

Thanks Jim I'll keep doing them :)

[@mark1952able]

Bravo! You're a good teacher!

[@williamcabrera3948]

Actually I played except for hammer on G string. His is better sounding to me.

[@88ep77]

Beautiful song. One of my Favorite Beatles song. Ciao Bella

[@gregorheinrich]

Thanks . again a great - and very precise - contribution by you.

[@tedpeterson1156]

One thing that surprised me, this is same tuning and key (basically) as Dylan's "Hard Rain Is Gonna Fall" and Denver's "Rocky Mountain High"

[@RPMac]

And about 500 other songs !!!!

[@KP11520]

Really nicely done! You covered the syncopation so anyone can grasp it. The best part is validating the second guitar part. I haven't seen anyone even acknowledge it, much less show it. That A Maj7 is actually called an A7. A Maj7 has a G# and A7 a G as you played it (I'm talking chord shapes as if the capo was the nut.) Superb job. Can you do the Sitar part as well. LOL This was the find of the day for me! (maybe even the week) LOL

[@gustavocortesmunizaga814]

Very good lesson !

[@someguyontheinternet2714]

This was amazing. Thank you!

[@MrClari7]

u r really amazing. such minute details. exactly like the beatles. u must be having elephant's ears to work out so close to the track and give it all for free. god bless u.

[@danwalker77]

Very good concise video my friend!

[@JulianoZaupa1]

Hey man , i've been watching your videos and liked a lot! I'm from Brazil , Recife , and me and my friends have a Beatles cover band. your videos are helping a lot! I'd like to ask you for a video with the vocals from With a Little Help from my Friends! Thanks a lot!

[@therealjohnburnett]

great video! thanks! I can actually play it petty well now, considering i'm using a pencil and an elastic band instead of a capo!

[@EPGTR]

Very cool. Thanks for your post.

[@GlennHallLivingWater]

Very good explanation. Well done.

[@AwesomeBeatles]

Very excellent. Thank you.

[@skidamarink]

Bravo !!! Your explanation is amazing

[@pinkhairedgnom4018]

Superb tutorial

[@Bluze1King]

Thanks for sharing.

[@bjbell52]

Great video - thank you.

[@bobbykelder]

nice man now i realize why what my buddy taught me was wrooong!!

[@nurseoasis4629]

Perfect. Thank you

[@williamcabrera3948]

I got to give it to the guy. He knows his Beatles stuff

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

:)