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Nader75 Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
correct please
Can someone correct this article with punctuation . And thank you for help
the subject is about the left hand of the guitar
- Some tips
1-The inner palm of the left hand should be in suitable distance to the fretboard and the inner fingers too.
In order not to hinder the ring of string.
2- The placing of the left hand should be flexibility without any tension.
3- the finger must keep unbroken arch
4- try to increase the lateral distance between the fingers ( at knuckle ).
- The movement of left hand:
- On the same position or nearby position:
In this case the thumb doesn't move from fret to fret,it keeps on the same position
we depend on the stretching to change the position of the fingers on the freatboard
with ittle move of the thumb
- There are two kinds of shifting :
Ascending: the upper arm moves forward to the body
dscending: the upper arm moves forward away from the body.
the subject is about the left hand of the guitar
- Some tips
1-The inner palm of the left hand should be in suitable distance to the fretboard and the inner fingers too.
In order not to hinder the ring of string.
2- The placing of the left hand should be flexibility without any tension.
3- the finger must keep unbroken arch
4- try to increase the lateral distance between the fingers ( at knuckle ).
- The movement of left hand:
- On the same position or nearby position:
In this case the thumb doesn't move from fret to fret,it keeps on the same position
we depend on the stretching to change the position of the fingers on the freatboard
with ittle move of the thumb
- There are two kinds of shifting :
Ascending: the upper arm moves forward to the body
dscending: the upper arm moves forward away from the body.
Top answer
) - Some tips : 1-The lower palm of the left hand and the lower fingers should be a suitable distance from the fretboard , in order not to hinder the vibration of the [ first ] string. 2- The placing of the left hand should be flexible without any tension. 3- T he finger must maintain an unbroken arch.
- ) - Some tips : 1-The lower palm of the left hand and the lower fingers should be a suitable distance from the fretboard , in order not to hinder the vibration of the [ first ] string.
- 2- The placing of the left hand should be flexible without any tension.
- 3- T he finger must maintain an unbroken arch.
- 4- T ry to increase the lateral distance between the fingers at the knuckles .
- - The movement of the left hand: - In the same position or a nearby position: in this case the thumb doesn't move from fret to fret but remains in the same position ; we depend on stretching, with little movement of the thumb, to change the position of the fingers on the fretboard .
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(Sorry-- I didn't notice this post earlier, Nader.)
- Some tips:
1-The lower palm of the left hand and the lower fingers should be a suitable distance from the fretboard, in order not to hinder the vibration of the [first] string.
2- The placing of the left hand should be flexible without any tension.
- Some tips:
1-The lower palm of the left hand and the lower fingers should be a suitable distance from the fretboard, in order not to hinder the vibration of the [first] string.
2- The placing of the left hand should be flexible without any tension.
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