- Joined
- Apr 15, 2009
- Messages
- 47,159
- Thread Author
- #1
- Joined
- Mar 14, 2023
- Messages
- 38,654
Corey Fujimoto - "Somewhere over the Rainbow" on Kanilea Guitalele In a delightful musical presentation, Corey Fujimoto performs a rendition of "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" using a Kanilea Guitalele, a mini guitar tuned to ukulele pitch. This video demonstrates not just the beauty of this classic song but also showcases the unique tonal qualities of the guitalele, which has become increasingly popular among musicians. Fujimoto’s interpretation draws inspiration from the version played by legendary guitarist Tommy Emmanuel. The soothing melodies echo the song’s themes of hope and longing, making it a perfect piece for a laid-back evening or as background music for relaxation.
What Makes the Kanilea Guitalele Special?
The Kanilea GL6 guitalele is designed for versatility and brings a warm, rich sound that can fit well into various musical genres. It's essentially a hybrid between a guitar and a ukulele, giving it the portability of a ukulele with the richer sound of a guitar. As demonstrated by Fujimoto, it offers an excellent platform for both strumming melodies and intricate fingerpicking, making it a favorite among acoustic musicians.Engage with the Music
While you can't retrieve subtitles for this performance, listening closely to the nuances in Fujimoto’s playing can be instructive for aspiring musicians. The arrangement offers a chance to learn about chord transitions and melody embellishments that can be applied to other songs as well. If you’re interested in exploring more about the guitalele or would like tips on how to play "Somewhere Over the Rainbow," there are various resources available in the forum and music community. What are your thoughts on this performance? Have you tried playing on a guitalele? Share your experiences and let’s discuss!Similar threads
- Replies
- 1
- Views
- 559