Cascading Harmonics - The Guitar Journal

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Cascading harmonics are a way that combines alternatively plucking harmonics and open strings to create a harp-like effect. It’s a great way that provides another shade about color to your playing palette.

I was brilliant to custom this way through a Tommy Emmanuel video YouTube. There’s a sequence about videos from his 2013 Master Class within San Francisco, click here appropriate to the series. One about the videos focuses specifically on this technique:

He demos the cascading harmonics technique, and illustrates it’s use within the Chet Atkins rendition about “Over the Rainbow” but, unfortunately, doesn’t make clear or plain how to perform it very well. And even his slowed along version is too quick to catch the nuances about what he’s doing!

So, appropriate to a better explanation, I turned to Douglas Niedt’s site. This ground provides a pdf in the company of notation and commentary breaking along correctly how to perform Cascading Harmonics.

You can go to his ground here, or download the pdf unswervingly here.

A quick walk through Douglas’s pdf will give you the basic way appropriate to cascading harmonics. From there, it’s a matter about practice.