Mistral gagnant by Renaud Vocals and Guitar

Mistral Gagnant by Renaud Chant et Guitare: Tips for vocals and guitar Mistral Gagnant

In this course, you will learn an adaptation of the famous song “Mistral Gagnant” by Renaud on the guitar and singing at the same time. Pay attention to the time signature changes that occur throughout the song, especially between single measures in 4/4, 3/4, and 2/4.

To simplify and accelerate the tempo of the song, we adapted this version so that it is played in binary time (single measures), rather than in ternary time (measures composed in 6/8 or 12/8). This will allow you to better follow the rhythm and maintain fluidity in the guitar accompaniment. Ready to play Mistral Gagnant on guitar like a pro?

Mistral Gagnant by Renaud Vocals and Guitar : The Vocal Register of Mistral Gagnant

Regarding the vocal range, it is important to note that the chest voice should be used primarily throughout the song, while the head voice is reserved for the introductory “um…”. When you sing, try as much as possible to sing lightly and add breath to your voice, this will give a more airy feeling to your performance.

Keep some dynamism on certain consonants to play with the intention of the song, for example, by emphasizing consonants in words like “bouffant” or “raler”. This will give a personal and expressive touch to your interpretation.

Mistral gagnant of Renaud Vocals and Guitar : Other remarks

For female vocals, you can sing an octave above the original key of the song to better suit your vocal range. This will give a higher, softer tone to your voice.

When it comes to rhythmic placement, you can allow yourself some freedom in the way you sing. However, be sure to finish the last word of each phrase with the corresponding chord to maintain the rhythmic structure of the song.

Mistral gagnant of Renaud Vocals and Guitar: Guitar Chords of Mistral gagnant

If you want to learn how to play Guitar Chords Mistral Gagnant, it is important to note that a capo must be used in fret 2. Indications regarding the number of beats for each chord are usually given in the text of the song itself. However, for time signature changes, it is advisable to refer to the score.

Mistral Gagnant by Renaud Vocals and Guitar : towards the Arpeggios Guitar version

Once you have mastered this simple version of Guitar Chords from Mistral Gagnant, you can try the arpeggiated version of the arpeggio guitar score by Mistral Gagnant. This version will allow you to play the song with more complex arpeggios and a richer harmonic structure, which will give a more complete dimension to your guitar accompaniment.

Mistral gagnant by Renaud Vocals and Guitar : Arpeggios Guitar Mistral gagnant

The arpeggio guitar accompaniment of winner Mistral is played only with finger triplets, which means you have to use your thumb, index finger, middle finger and ring finger while playing three notes per beat. The fingers to be played are indicated on the pdf sheet music, with P for thumb, I for index finger, M for middle finger and A for ring finger.

Be careful, because although most chords allow you to keep the fingers of the right hand together, this is not always the case. For certain arpeggiated chords, like E minor, F sharp or G, you will have to detach your thumb from the other three fingers.

I advise you to work slowly and precisely to master the rhythm and technique of finger triplets. Once you have mastered the accompaniment with the arpeggiated chords, you can try the version with capo in box 2 presented previously.

Mistral gagnant by Renaud Vocals and Guitar : Difficulties of Barred Arpeggio Chords of Mistral gagnant