Artist
Procol Harum
6 songs on Gitaartabs · 5 for beginners
Songs by Procol Harum
- A whiter shade of paleProcol Harum · gitaartabsChordsBeginner
- A Whiter Shade of PaleProcol Harum · Brooker/Reid/FisherChordsBeginner
- Wither shade of paleProcol Harum · Brooker, Fisher ProTabAmateur
- HomburgProcol Harum · Capo 3 · gitaartabsChordsBeginner
- ConquistadorProcol Harum · Gary Brooker/Keith ReidChordsBeginner
- HomburgProcol Harum · Gary Brooker/Keith ReidChordsBeginner
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Biography
Procol Harum is a British progressive rock band distinguished by their baroque pop sound and intricate arrangements. The group gradually built themselves a loyal listener base with their unique blend of classical music theory and contemporary rock structures. Their compositions are characterised by rich harmonies and elaborate guitar parts that you can learn to play step by step.
The band has built a catalogue that weaves progressive rock and baroque pop elements into a recognisable sound. Listeners appreciate their ambitious approach to songwriting and attention to musical detail. On Gitaartabs you'll find three songs with which you can discover and learn to perform their specific chord usage and guitar technique.
About the music
On Gitaartabs you play three songs by Procol Harum, the British progressive rock band distinguished by their unique baroque pop sound. You'll find A Whiter Shade of Pale, Conquistador and Homburg here – compositions that combine rich harmonies and refined guitar parts into a recognisable sound where classical music theory and modern rock structures meet.
These songs are at beginner level and are available as chords, so you can gradually get the characteristic chord progressions of Procol Harum under your fingers. The progressive rock and baroque pop elements in their work call for precision and patience – ideal for expanding your guitar knowledge. Pick one of these three songs and discover for yourself how their ambitious compositions come together.
