The Scientist By Coldplay

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Hey everyone! This week we’re gonna take it allll the way back to 2002 (haha) and show you how to play “The Scientist” by Coldplay. If you haven’t listened to the whole album that this one comes from (A Rush Of Blood To The Head) I’d highly recommend it, if you’re a Coldplay fan. Now a little about the tune: Since we’re playing it without using a capo, this song uses (DUN DUN DUNNNNN!) barre chords – namely Bb and F. Anaconda movie series in order. There’s a couple open chords mixed in there, too: Dm, C, but that’s it! If you can muster up the strength and courage to press on through the Bb chord, this one should be fine since we ARE using an easier fingering for F – you’ll see what we mean in the video.

As for the strumming pattern, it actually uses the same one as “Faded” by Alan Walker (you can find our lesson for that here: Even though it’s a bit long, it’s really simple and we break it down in the video to make it easier to learn. Enjoy the lesson! -James The Scientist Chords: The Scientist Strumming Pattern.

The Scientist By Coldplay Youtube

In our 'The Scientist' guitar tutorial (Coldplay) we show you the chords and a strumming pattern, then play it all together, a bit slower than the recording. 'The Scientist' is a song from the Coldplay's second album 'A Rush of Blood to the Head,' released in 2002. THE SCIENTIST (ACOUSTIC) - COLDPLAY an incredibly simple but fantastic song to play on an acoustic guitar! There seems to be a lot of confusion about the key of the song. It does state below. 'The Scientist' is a song by the British rock band Coldplay. The song was written collaboratively by all the band members for their second album, A Rush of.