Intro: Dm F A|--0----------0-----------0---------0---------| E|----1-----1-----1-----1-----1----1---1----1--| C|-------2-----------2-----------0--------0----| g|---------------------------------------------| Bb A7 A|--1---------1---------0---------0----------| E|-----1----1---1---1-----0----0----0----0---| C|--------2-------2---------1----------1-----| g|-------------------------------------------| Ukulele 1: Dm Dm F F Bb Bb C Am Dm Dm F F Bb Bb C Am Dm Dm Bb C Am Ukulele 2: Higher/Whistling A|-5--7-8--12-10-12-3---5--7-8-7-10-12-10-8--8-8-8-12-12-10-8--12-12-12-10-12-10-8-| E|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------| C|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------| g|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------| A|8-8-8-12-12-10-8--12-12-12-16-16-16--8-8-8-12-12-10-8--13-13-12-10-15-12-16-17---| E|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------| C|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------| g|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------| or lower A|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------| E|---------5-3-5----------------3--5--3--1----1-1-1-5-5-3-1----5-5-5-3-5-3-1-------| C|-2--4-5--------0----2--4-5-4-----------------------------------------------------| g|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------| A|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------| E|-1-1-1-5-5-3-1----5-5-5--9-9-9----1-1-1-5-5-3-1----6-6-6-3-8-5-9-10--------------| C|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------| g|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Outro: Dm A7 A|--0----------0-------------------| E|----1-----1-----0----0------9s10-| C|-------2-----------1----2--------| g|---------------------------------| or Dm A7 A|--0----------0----------------5--| E|----1-----1-----0----0--------5--| C|-------2-----------1----2-----5--| g|---------------------------------| Questo arrangiamento è l'interpretazione personale di chi lo ha inviato, condivisa per studio privato, didattica e uso non commerciale. La canzone, il testo e la musica originali restano di proprietà dei rispettivi titolari dei diritti. Per richiedere una rimozione, consulta Note legali.
Accordi di Gravity Falls Theme di Misc Cartoons
Pennata suggeritaottavi giù-su
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d
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u
Funziona anche: solo giù d d d d
Come si legge la tablatura?
Come suonare Gravity Falls Theme sull'ukulele
pattern di pennata per Gravity Falls Theme: d u d u. Il groove sta intorno ai 120 bpm, un ritmo medio. In questa pagina la canzone è in D minore. Niente di spaventoso nelle forme, sta nella lista delle canzoni facili per ukulele al livello debuttante. Play the melody on top or hold down-up eighths under the chords.
6 accordi di ukulele usati in "Gravity Falls Theme" di Misc Cartoons: Am, A7, Bb, C, Dm e F
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Its good if you know what its supposed to sound like.
It sounds like an unforgettable part of childhood.
the chords arent quite right, try Dm Dm F F Bb Bb C A7 x2 then Dm Dm Bb C A7 Dm. pluck strings c e a e c e for the rhythm.
I would recommend this strumming patten
DDDUDU
For those of you who have no idea how to play a song like this, I will try my best to explain. Each string has its own name. A,C,C,and E. You can easily search up on safari which one is which. And Y’ know the little segments going down the ukulele? Those are numbered from the top to bottom.
The top one being one, then the second is 2, and so on. You put your finger on the number it says and pluck the string it is on. I think that will make sense. Hopefully this helps!
I love it, but how the heck do you play the ukulele 2 part?!?
Man, why do all the good songs have to be like this? I can’t read the tabs and I’m too lazy to learn. First Eda’s Requim, now this?