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Norwegian Wood is played in 12/8, where each measure consists of 4 repetitions of a simple 3/4 strumming pattern. The song is fingered in the key of D, but the guitar was played with a capo at the 2nd fret moving the tonal center (tonic) to E. It uses 2 different modes, the first section, starting on D major, uses the mixolydian mode (C natural in the scale rather than C#). The second section, starting on Dm is based on the melodic minor scale.
thanks have always loved this one , will need to record on piano and then go along with guitar
written by bud man, July 23, 2009
I meant Dm to Em7 in Verse B1&2.
My bad.
written by Al Rosen, June 04, 2009
Loving this tune too. I'm having a hard time getting from the G to Em7 quickly in Verse B1&2. I'll get it eventually, but in the meantime this variation helps me- and sounds really good IMHO..
Start bar 8 with a straight Em-- then switch it to the Em7 half way through.
Works for me!
Al
written by Al Rosen, June 04, 2009
Neil,
I love the chord melody sound and it always something that I stuggle with. This song is a great way to get some confidence and definately improve some technique. I can't wait to get this ironed out and have my first good sounding chord melody tune.
Thanks again,
Mike
written by Mike Bleier, May 08, 2009
Hi Neil
I'm finding it hard to start on time with the upto speed (last) video
Otherwise FANTASTIC thanks
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