Songbook/Oh, Susanna

Gitarre: Griffwechsel G-C-D Griffwechsel G-C-D Oh, Susanna amerikanischer Folksong With My Banjo On My Knee Stepen Foster (1848 publ.) Mjchael right|thumb|200px|Stephen Foster Stephen Collins Foster (*1826 - †1864) was the most famous songwriter in the USA at the time. Many of his songs are still well-known 150 years after they were written. The song "Oh Susanna" is Stephen Foster's biggest hit. Oh, Susanna Gitarre Ukulele (gcea) Ukulele (adf#h) 100px 100px 100px G C D 40px 40px 40px G C D 40px 40px 40px With tabs 1 IGcame from Alabama, with my banjo on myDknee, I'mGgoing to Louisiana, myDtrue love'for toGsee; ItGrain'd all night the day I left, the weather it wasDdry, TheGsun so hot, I froze to death, Su-Dsanna'don't youGcry. Ref. O-C-oh! Susanna, ohGdon't you cry forDme, I'veGcome from Alabama with myDbanjo'on myGknee. 2 IGhad a dream the other night when every thing wasDstill, IGthought I saw Susanna aDcoming'down theGhill; TheGbuck-wheat cake was in her mouth, the tear was in herDeye; SaysGI, "I'm coming from the South. Oh, Su-Dsanna'don't youGcry." 3 IGsoon will be in New Orleans, and then I'll lookDaround, AndGwhen I find Susanna, I willDfall up-'on theGground. AndGif I do not find her, this darkey'll surelyDdie, AndGwhen I'm dead and buried. Oh, Su-(Gsanna,D)don't youGcry. After you have completed the fifth lesson, you can also use the D a little later by means of a "quick chord change". Accompanying proposal Image:Tab spacer.svgImage:Tab 1.svgImage:Tab 0.svgImage:Tab 2.svgImage:Tab plus.svgImage:Tab 0.svgImage:Tab plus.svgImage:Tab 4.svgImage:Tab 0.svgImage:Tab spacer.svg Image:Tab start.svgImage:Tact ead.svgImage:Tact0_u.svgImage:Tact gbe.svgImage:Tact ebg.svgImage:Tact0.svgImage:Tact ebg.svgImage:Tact gbe.svgImage:Tact0_u.svgImage:Tab end.svg These chords and rhythm have been simplified for beginners. The D major chord is played a little earlier than necessary in the simplified version, which makes the accompaniment easier. The song sounds better (in my opinion) if you play D major half a bar later. For this you need a quick chord change which is described in lesson 5 of the campfire diploma. The "later" version of the D major chord is marked with an apostrophe. <noinclude> Solo There is a solo version of the song for b:de:Gitarre: Melodiepicking - Oh Susanna Weblinks en:Oh!_Susanna (en) Oh! Susanna en:Stephen_Foster (en) Stephen Foster Oh+Susanna Oh Susanna Oh Susanna Oh Susanna