Chords and Techniques in 'Let It Go'

The video tutorial teaches how to play 'Let It Go' by Passenger using a capo and different chord shapes. It covers capo placement, chord transitions, and variations for chorus and verse. Techniques like hammer-ons and pull-offs are demonstrated, along with tips for adjusting intensity during the song.

What is the initial capo placement suggested for playing 'Let It Go' by Passenger?

• Fret 4

• Fret 2

• Fret 5

• Fret 7

Why does using a capo change the key of the guitar?

• It raises the pitch

• It changes the tuning

• It shortens the strings

• It lowers the pitch

What is the first chord in the chorus of 'Let It Go'?

• A minor

• G major

• C major

• F major

Which chord can be used as an alternative to F major in the chorus?

• C major

• F major 7

• A minor

• G major

What technique involves pressing down on a string to create a note without picking?

• Pull-off

• Hammer-on

• Slide

• Bend

What is the opposite technique of a hammer-on?

• Vibrato

• Pull-off

• Slide

• Bend

Which chord is used in the verse of 'Let It Go' after A minor?

• C major

• D major

• G major

• F major

What is the purpose of varying strumming intensity between the verse and chorus?

• To adjust the tempo

• To change the key

• To enhance song dynamics

• To simplify the chords

What is the main difference in playing style between the verse and chorus?

• Fingerpicking vs. strumming

• Different chords

• Different capo placement

• Different tuning

What should you do to make the chorus sound more intense?

• Play softer

• Use a different capo position

• Use more fingerpicking

• Strum harder