Artist
Herman Van Veen
11 songs on Gitaartabs · 11 for beginners
Songs by Herman Van Veen
- T:de bom valt nooitHerman Van Veen · gitaartabsChordsBeginner
- Liefde van laterHerman Van Veen · gitaartabsChordsBeginner
- SuzanneHerman Van Veen · gitaartabsChordsBeginner
- T:opzij, opzijHerman Van Veen · gitaartabsChordsBeginner
- Ze boog zover vooroverHerman Van Veen · gitaartabsChordsBeginner
- CirkelsHerman Van Veen · gitaartabsChordsBeginner
- Spetter pieter paterHerman Van Veen · gitaartabsChordsBeginner
- Een vriend zien huilenHerman Van Veen · gitaartabsChordsBeginner
- FietsHerman Van Veen · gitaartabsChordsBeginner
- Hilversum drieHerman Van Veen · gitaartabsChordsBeginner
- Zo VrolijkHerman Van Veen · Herman van VeenChordsBeginner
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Biography
Herman van Veen is a Dutch artist who moves mainly in the genres of nederpop and hollands. With eleven songs on Gitaartabs, he offers you plenty of opportunities to discover his work on guitar and play it yourself. Van Veen has built a loyal audience that appreciates his authentic approach to Dutch repertoire.
If you have an interest in Dutch guitar music, the chords and tabs of Herman van Veen form a valuable addition to your repertoire. The songs on Gitaartabs give you insight into the guitar parts that characterize his work, and offer starting points for your own playing and interpretation.
About the music
On Gitaartabs you'll find eleven songs by Herman van Veen, a Dutch artist working in nederpop and Dutch-language genres. His repertoire contains much recognisable work, including Cirkels, Een vriend zien huilen, Fiets, Hilversum drie and Liefde van later. These songs show how van Veen develops Dutch material in an authentic way — ideal for anyone wanting to learn Dutch repertoire on guitar.
The songs are mainly at beginner level (1 to 2) and available in chord format, which makes them perfect for those just starting out or wanting to strengthen their basic skills. The guitar parts align well with the Dutch style, with attention to melodic lines and simple harmonies. Choose a song that appeals to you and start playing.
