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Nader75 Posted 19 years ago
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correct this article pleas
May someone correct this article for me with punctuation ?
The Barre is extended the index finger (1st ) across the freatborad along the strings, may be all the sex strings ( full bar) or 4, 5 strings or 3 strings (half barre) and…
If the index finger cover all six strings ( full bar), the index finger is divided into three parts
The tip and the middle and the lower strings. So The difference in the length of the hand will effect on The extendced of the barre, example: the middle joint will changes its position across the strings according to the length of hand.
The Principles placing barre:
- The power of grip the strings by barre, is produced from the weight of the arm not the thumb . The thumb only support and stabilize the hand position (the arm muscles are more stronger than the muscles thumb ). you should be able to play the barre without using any pressure from your thumb.
Try to play barre without a thumb, only to practice not to play a song , because the thumb is necessary to play any song..
The Barre is extended the index finger (1st ) across the freatborad along the strings, may be all the sex strings ( full bar) or 4, 5 strings or 3 strings (half barre) and…
If the index finger cover all six strings ( full bar), the index finger is divided into three parts
The tip and the middle and the lower strings. So The difference in the length of the hand will effect on The extendced of the barre, example: the middle joint will changes its position across the strings according to the length of hand.
The Principles placing barre:
- The power of grip the strings by barre, is produced from the weight of the arm not the thumb . The thumb only support and stabilize the hand position (the arm muscles are more stronger than the muscles thumb ). you should be able to play the barre without using any pressure from your thumb.
Try to play barre without a thumb, only to practice not to play a song , because the thumb is necessary to play any song..
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Nader, some of your explanation is unintelligible, but I have tried to interpret it accurately: The barre is formed by extending the index or first finger across the strings on the fretboard immediately behind a fret-- all six strings (full bar) or 5, 4 or 3 strings (half barre) and… If the index finger covers all six strings (full bar), the index finger is deployed in three segments : the tip (for the lower strings), the middle, and the base of the finger (for the higher strings) . Differences in hand length will affect the extension of the barre . For example, the middle joint will chang e its position across the strings according to the length of the hand.
- Nader, some of your explanation is unintelligible, but I have tried to interpret it accurately: The barre is formed by extending the index or first finger across the strings on the fretboard immediately behind a fret-- all six strings (full bar) or 5, 4 or 3 strings (half barre) and… If the index finger covers all six strings (full bar), the index finger is deployed in three segments : the tip (for the lower strings), the middle, and the base of the finger (for the higher strings) .
- Differences in hand length will affect the extension of the barre .
- For example, the middle joint will chang e its position across the strings according to the length of the hand.
- The Principles of Placing the Barre : The power to grip the strings with the barre is produced from the weight of the arm , not the pressure of the thumb .
- The thumb only supports and stabilizes the hand position (the arm muscles are stronger than the thumb muscles ).
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Nader, some of your explanation is unintelligible, but I have tried to interpret it accurately:
The barre is formed by extending the index or first finger across the strings on the fretboard immediately behind a fret-- all six strings (full bar) or 5, 4 or 3 strings (half barre) and…
If the index finger covers all six stri
The barre is formed by extending the index or first finger across the strings on the fretboard immediately behind a fret-- all six strings (full bar) or 5, 4 or 3 strings (half barre) and…
If the index finger covers all six stri
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It's wonderful from you
may u correct this too please
- If you press the index finger at lower ( at knuckle joint, where contact to the first string ) to inside, you will cause a curved in the middle of the finger that will weaks the contact to the strings at the middle.
The economy of barre:
- The economy of the effort is a basic in playi
may u correct this too please
- If you press the index finger at lower ( at knuckle joint, where contact to the first string ) to inside, you will cause a curved in the middle of the finger that will weaks the contact to the strings at the middle.
The economy of barre:
- The economy of the effort is a basic in playi
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If you press too hard with the index finger at the lower knuckle joint, where contact with the first string is made, you will create a curve in the middle of the finger that will weaken its contact with the strings at the middle.
Economy of Effort
Economy of effort is a basic in playing classical guitar, so to minimize
Economy of Effort
Economy of effort is a basic in playing classical guitar, so to minimize
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