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Angel Romero

04/14/24

@ tonebase Guitar

Many players make the mistake of extending their fingers outward while trying to play scales, which is ineffective and counterproductive.

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Everything You're Doing Wrong: A Classical Guitar Technique Crash Course (ft. Angel Romero)

@ tonebase Guitar

Everything You're Doing Wrong: A Classical Guitar Technique Crash Course (ft. Angel Romero)

04/14/24

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tonebase Guitar Cast

04/14/24

@ tonebase Guitar

I've noticed that many guitarists, even professionals, have a tendency to play with their fingers extending outwards, which is not ideal for technique.

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Mircea Gogoncea

03/17/24

@ tonebase Guitar

Many guitarists struggle with stretches because they focus on the wrong techniques, leading to discomfort and potential injury.

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Simon Powers

11/05/17

@ Classical Guitar Corner

In the left hand, avoid lifting fingers unnecessarily when they are not needed, as this can create extra movement and hinder your playing efficiency.

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Łukasz Kuropaczewski

10/27/24

@ tonebase Guitar

I demonstrate how to adjust hand positions while playing scales, emphasizing the importance of moving the wrist to maintain proper technique.

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Mircea Gogoncea

03/17/24

@ tonebase Guitar

A common misconception is that the left hand must always be parallel to the fretboard, which limits the ability to stretch effectively.

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David Russell

04/06/20

@ Anand Chauhan

It's essential to maintain a comfortable feeling while playing scales, ensuring that both hands work harmoniously together. I always start my practice with simple exercises to build comfort and familiarity.

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tonebase Guitar Cast

11/25/24

@ tonebase Guitar

When playing barre chords, avoid pulling back with your fingers, as this can lead to uneven pressure on the strings and limit your range of motion.

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Mircea Gogoncea

03/17/24

@ tonebase Guitar

To achieve greater distance between fingers, rotate the wrist and allow the hand to move naturally instead of forcing a parallel position to the fretboard.

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Mircea Gogoncea

03/17/24

@ tonebase Guitar

When preparing for a stretch, it's easier to start with the core of the hand in position and then extend one finger to the side, rather than trying to move the finger first.