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C major chord and scale
BAR 2: LEFT HAND In Bar 2 the Left hand remains unchanged from bar 1. ______ ________
Tips: Experiment with the amount of pressure being conveyed by your fingers. See just how little pressure is necessary to let the note sound.
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BAR 2: RIGHT HAND
The right hand creates a swaying rhythm, gently rippling up and down the 4 notes of the chord. The pattern is repeated.
Aim to evoke the feeling of swaying. Play softly. When comfortable, switch to this fingering:
The right hand fingers activate the strings in a gentle rippling motion. Feel the "springiness" of the string Set the sound in motion with the barest minimum of energy. When coordination is working well, the fingertips will have a distinctly "live" and tingling feeling. You will become acutely aware of the resistance of each string, it's quite an enjoyable sensation. Pay particular attention to the start of each sound.
This is an excerpt from "Scales and Arpeggios and How to Play Them - 1998"
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