First, let me say that it warms my heart to see you all posting! Ive got an arrangement in mind for this one. Its Madness by Muse, and the song is in Bb with three other chords making appearances: Eb, F, and Gm. For anyone new to chord charts, note that the lowercase b after a chord indicates that it is flat (e.g. Bb = B flat), the lowercase m denotes minor (e.g. Gm = G minor), and—for future reference—# denotes a sharp (e.g. G#m = G sharp minor). With each chord representing a measure, the two figures are as follows: Bb - Bb - Bb - Bb - Eb - Eb - Bb - Bb and Gm - F - Eb For anyone wanting to utilize more open chord shapes (these chords are tricky in their barred forms), I would recommend a capo on fret one and playing the patterns instead as: A - A - A - A - D - D - A - A and F#m - E - D (dont worry, well make the F#minor work) If we play this song, I have strum patterns and parts for individual instruments in mind as well. https://youtube/watch?v=Ek0SgwWmF9w
Posted on: Mon, 06 Oct 2014 01:29:59 +0000
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