Intro (orchestra fade in): Gbsus4 Gb A B Dbm B A B Dbm B A B E [nc] E I want to break free I want to break free I want to break free from your lies A You're so self satisfied I don't need you E I've got to break free B A E God knows God knows I want to break free [nc] E I've fallen in love I've fallen in love for the first time A And this time I know it's for real E I've fallen in love yeah B A E A E A E God knows God knows I've fallen in love B A It's strange but it's true B A I can't get over the way you love me like you do Dbm But I have to be sure Gbsus4 Gb When I walk out that door A B Dbm B Oh how I want to be free baby A B Dbm B Oh how I want to be free A B E Oh how I want to break free Solo: E A E B A E B A E E But life still goes on I can't get used to living without living without A Living without you by my side E I don't want to live alone hey B A E God knows got to make it on my own B So baby can't you see A E I've got to break free I've got to break free I want to break free yeah I want I want I want I want to break free... Dieses Arrangement ist die eigene Interpretation seines Beitragenden, geteilt für privates Lernen, Bildung und nicht-kommerzielle Nutzung. Der zugrunde liegende Song, Text und die Musik bleiben Eigentum ihrer Rechteinhaber. Für Löschanfragen siehe Rechtliche Hinweise.
I Want To Break Free Akkorde von Queen
Empfohlenes Mustertreibender 4/4
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Lieber einfacher: achtel-wechselschlag d u d u
Wie du I Want To Break Free auf der Ukulele spielst
Das passende Schlagmuster ist das treibender 4/4: d – d – d u d u. Der Groove: mittleres Tempo, etwa 109 bpm. Du spielst ihn in B Dur. Die Akkorde verlangen dir etwas mehr ab, deshalb würde ich sie aufs Fortgeschrittenen-Niveau einordnen. Drive the strum with an even down pulse to match the marching groove.
6 Ukulele-Akkorde verwendet in "I Want To Break Free" von Queen: A, B, Dbm, E, Gb und Gbsus4
Wie war dieses Arrangement?
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Rogerina’s name was actually Liz lol
Here’s what I did
-Changed the E to F
-Changed A to Bb
-Changed B to C
-Made the Gbsus4 and Dbm to Dm
-Changed Gb to G7
This worked out really well for me
It’s a lot easier transposed to +3
You can skip some tricky chords on a DGBE baritone transposing by -2.
Pattern?
I LOVE IT
Play on transposer -2 its easier and sounds much more like the song itself. Trust me.
@ukemele Thanks, I wouldn’t play it without u 😀