All language subtitles for 012 Hotel California Progression.en

Hotel California is a great corporation, and that's especially a good corporation for practicing barcodes,

so this progression features a lot of cords.

So print off the PDF with the codes listed and practice playing them at your own pace.

But I'm going to demonstrate them first and then to explain what's going on and how to move between

the cords as smoothly as we can.

So just like the previous two practice progressions, we're going to play one strum and four beats on

each chord.

So it sounds like this.

One, two, three, four.

To the course.

Now we have it.

So it's quite a long chord progression, but it's such a familiar classic song, but I think it's a

good progression to remember and a fun progression to practice and learn.

So we start off with the B motto for.

Which we've already won.

Then we go to the F sharp major backorder, which is the same as the major Bertaud moved up, one for

it.

They move up to the a major Bertaud here.

You would play that as an opening, but I think it feels good to move from that F shop all the way up

to a with the first finger being on the fifth fret down to e e major open and open g.

We've already learned to open.

An immortal.

To an F sharp in.

And that's the verse chord progression that repeats again, and then the chorus chord progression goes

to a big.

To a detour.

To an F sharp.

Back to a B minus.

G.

Gordon.

To a deep.

To an E monochord.

To an F sharp caught.

There we have it.

You have enough calls to play along with the whole six minutes and however many seconds of Hotel California

that that there is, so have fun playing that chord progression is a great song and it's a great way

to practice moving between the barcodes.

And remember, you know, you want to try to get the notes to to all react clearly, try to fret with

the tips of your fingers, as you can see, you know, on my fingers here, the the string mark is right

on the tip there, except when you're borrowing, of course, because you're using the whole finger

and moving between the chords.

If you if you're turning four measures, sometimes it's good to move the chord just before the beginning

of the next bar.

So two, three, four, two, three, four, two, three, four, two, three, four.

You just want to find a, you know, a smooth way to make the transitions and it takes some time, but

stick with it and yeah, keep keep working on developing that that left hand strength, playing those

backwards in the next set.

And we're going to look at some film patterns.

So we're moving to really the right hand focused exercises next.