Below is the lesson for “If I Fell” by The Beatles.

Helpful Tips

This arrangement uses movement to continually build a piece of music in the same way a story flows from beginning to middle to end. What I mean by this, is that the song builds and resolves throughout the sections by playing throughout the entire span of the neck.

While this arrangement covers the entire song, I omitted a repeated section. To play the song true to the record, double bars 19-33 (Second Verse & Refrain).

One quick tip: To simplify the ‘A add9’ chord used in the Verses, omit the 4th sting note. This makes it quicker and easier to catch the chord in time.

Part 1 – Performance & Free Lesson

Part 2 – For Premium Members

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