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Marcus Siepen29th September 2009Thanks guys. The chords in the back are the same that I am picking in the main voice, just strummed.
Alexiaden9321st May 2009You rock, Marcus !
steve254th November 2008Marcus, what are the chords in the background?
RouteOne19th October 2008MAybe it's time to learn a simple song. Any guitar pro tab would help!
Thanks
Ian Bushell17th August 2008Part 2 is just as cool as part 1. Awesome track Marcus! Really dig this:)
Agree with Kris and sigma 7...where's my lighter?
Vinod Saranga17th August 2008What a nice song! thanks Marcus
- Marcus Siepen16th August 2008
Again, thanks a lot to everybody
Bogdan Radovic16th August 2008Excellent lesson about a beautiful song !!
Juan M. Valero16th August 2008beautiful song !!! great work mate
kyldeee16th August 2008This is so beautiful song
berko16th August 2008just unable to stop listening to it
when am i gonna grab my axe??
this Eb tuning is so cool on an acoustic btw- Alex8715th August 2008
Very nice Marcus. It's beautiful.
- Marcus Siepen15th August 2008
Thanks again everybody
@ Kris: haha, you are the modern type, today people don't seem to use lighters anymore 
Kristofer Dahl15th August 2008Just beautiful Marcus!
PS I don't have a lighter so I am sitting here with my mobile phone instead! (feels somewhat unnecessary because of the computer screen but still!)
Danilo Capezzuto15th August 2008Nice piece of music Marcus!
Carlos Carrillo14th August 2008It is really beautiful!! Brilliant!
Great sound and composition!!
Gerardo Siere14th August 2008Great song
Marcus Lavendell14th August 2008You're a true inspiration Marcus! Amazing song!!
Nemanja Filipovic14th August 2008Amazing lesson Marcus.
Pablo Vazquez14th August 2008Beautiful lesson Marcus!!
SerialQ14th August 2008well, what shall i say
its so coll, that you are sharing this song with us,hope ther will follow some more...
Grüße aus Tirol, auch wir haben Geschmack ^^- SerialQ14th August 2008
what shall i say
its again so coll, that you are sharing this song with us... Thanks Again
Grüße aus Tirol ^^ - Marcus Siepen14th August 2008
Haha, this is a lesson, not a concert, so grab your guitar instead of the lighter
Thanks everybody 
sigma714th August 2008i kind of just want to pull out a lighter haha
Hisham Al-Sanea14th August 2008cool song Marcus. thanks to the second part
Muris Varajic14th August 2008Great song and lesson Marcus,thanks a lot!!
black and white14th August 2008Very excited to see this part. Perfect timing as I was just about ready to move toward the second piece. LOve the piece, thanks for sharing, time to grab the guitar. Thanks Marcus
Gabriel Leopardi14th August 2008Beautiful music! Thanks Marcus.
Toni Suominen14th August 2008Awesome lesson Marcus, thanks!
- Marcus Siepen14th August 2008
Haha, stimmt
Nazgul14th August 2008Thank you very much! I love the leads in the end. And fantastic acoustic guitar, by the way, like your electric one.
Die Deutschen haben halt Geschmack in Bezug auf Gitarren.- Marcus Siepen14th August 2008
And again thanks to all of you, I hope you enjoy part 2 as much as the previous one.
Ivan Milenkovic14th August 2008Great lesson, just like the last part. THanks
Fran14th August 2008Beautiful, thanks for the second part
Joe Kataldo14th August 2008Really a great song
Daniel Robinson14th August 2008Very kewl lessons...both parts. Thanks for sharing with us this beautiful song!
Anyone, including myself can learn some good composition skills from these.
Daniel
botoxfox14th August 2008Cool stuff
- Martin la guitarra14th August 2008
awesome, i just love this lesson
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Hi everybody and welcome to Part 2 of my "Harvest of Sorrow" lesson. In the previous lesson we took a look at the first half of the song (if you missed this one I suggest you go back to part one and start learning this song from the beginning), so todays lesson starts with a part that you should already be able to play, the 3rd verse. You will see that aside from this part nothing from the first half of the song will really repeat, I always try to vary repeating parts a bit. The bridge leading into the second chorus is a bit different compared to the first one, and from the second chorus on I play leads to the end of the song, again, all leads are in the e-minor scale.
I hope you also enjoy this second half of Harvest, as soon as you learned to play the full song you could theoretically replace me when we play this one live :)
Have fun practicing!
Marcus
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