How To Play "Here There And Everywhere" by The Beatles On Guitar!

Here there and everywhere by the Beatles is a beautiful acoustic tune - a beautiful guitar ballad to play. It has relatively easy chords and simples down strums. There are a few different ways of playing it, so it's a great tune to learn if you like adding your own twist to songs!

To play this song, you'll need to be confident with barre chords - there are a few you can't escape with certain open chords! In this lesson, you'll learn how to play this iconic Beatles tune. We'll also check out a fingerpicking pattern which will be a great technique to learn for other songs.

You can play this song in many different ways. There are loads of barre chords and open chords to play around with. In the video, I show you a couple of chord substitutions you might like to try. They might be easier than the original recording, so it's worth checking it out!

Here There And Everywhere Fingerstyle Patterns

Don't be afraid to explore with different fingerstyle patterns to you find what works best for you! You'll also be able to add some base notes here and there.

We use kind of the thumb first finger and little strums with the other fingers. This little technique works great in loads of other songs.

Here There And Everywhere Strumming Patterns

You can add dynamics to the strumming patterns by playing it a bit faster or slower. Explore and see what sounds best for you!

Another thing that's exciting to experiment with, especially if your two guitar players or you're jamming with someone else. You can have one person played the open chords and the other person using the barred chords! In this case, the barre chords are played fingerstyle, giving a lovely texture combined with the other players strumming.

I really hope you enjoy playing this song. It's a lovely one to experiment with. And remember, this song is excellent to test different personal variations!

If you're a Beatles fan, scroll down this page to see all the other Beatles song lessons available. :)