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yes! Only 7.951 billion to go. Making some progress!

I do a free half-hour lesson online if you'd like to try me out

thank you!

thank you!

Sorry for the confusion. look at the number next to the fingering diagram, that will tell you what number fret that is on the neck for each chord. I do offer a free online lesson but I only speak english. :-(

@@paulelwood-guitar Thanks for the answer. I understand this is a designer mistake. Fret numbers are visible and clear. OK

@@antonivanoff8004 have fun! this is a great tune to play on guitar!

to jest Fis dur, nie Fis dur7

thank you! I'm glad if it is helpful to you!

Thank you kindly!

of course! my pleasure

draw between nut and saddle. I should prob'ly do another video for that

@@paulelwood-guitar M waiting sir

Thank you too

yes that's true, thanks for pointing that out.

Glad to hear it! Keep going!!!

Welcome 😊

Great! I hope it's helpful. To answer your question, you are describing a chord- one of the names for the first one is F#6add9add12. Try this outstanding resource: jguitar.com/chordname?string5=2&string4=2&string3=1&string2=1&string1=1&string0=2

Happy to help!

Thanks! hope you find it helpful. Cheers!

my pleasure! hope you get some good use from it.

I'm so glad to hear that! Tanks for letting me know

yep! how could I forget that??? Thanks!

thanks for the note! Yes you are correct- on some acoustic guitars there is a truss rod. I'll keep that in mind for the next iteration of the video. Thank you!

Glad you enjoyed it

You're welcome!

cheers!

Hi! thanks for your comment. it's just a style of playing. the real trick is to go slowly enough at first so you can get the pattern before you try to play it at speed.

Quite welcome Arthur! Ut's a great tune and not too hard to get under your hand certainly

my pleasure!

Thanks John! I've had this in the vault for a while.

Thank you! Cheers!

of course! my pleasure!

the saddle is the part the strings are touching and the bridge is the wood part that connects the saddle with the guitar body, hope that helps!

well that is very kind of you! I love playing with these guys!

so sorry, I don't play piano. great tune thouhgh, right?

Most welcome

Thanks Vin! You too!

You're welcome! I hope it is useful for you.

my pleasure!

Glad to hear it!

Hey Austin! I hope it was useful! I'm actually getting ready to revisit this in a little more sophisticated way- that might be fun for you too. Happy new year and very best regards, Paul Elwood

Yeah actually I would like to see that. Thanks for the response and the lesson.

Happy holidays!

Thank you kindly!

I hope it was useful for you! Thanks for letting me know.

thanks John!

Thank you too!

Thank you Burkhard, that is nice of you to say!