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Hi John! yes, it is difficult in the beginning, but when you manage it, you have a lot of proffit with it. In a Seguiriyas it is sometimes used too. "John Hall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schreef in bericht news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > On Tue, 25 Nov 2003 09:59:41 +0100, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: > > >Hi John! > > > >I do not have the book, and my english is "so,so" but I think I undestand > >what you mean. > >It is quit common in Bulerias, to have an Alzapua run like that.you leave > >finger 3 and 4 on his place, and you make the "melody"with your 2th and 1th > >finger. > >The problem you have, is the overstreched 2th finger ( if I understand it > >right). > >If you lift your wrist up, you just can reach it, play the note, and put > >your hand in the normal position again. > >( make sure your lefthand possition is correct, don't grab the guitar like a > >hammer, but touch only with your thumb the back of the neck.) > >Hope this will solve your problem ! > >greetings, Peter. > > Hi Peter, thanks for your response. > Yes, you understand my problem exactly. > So it _IS_ a difficult stretch, and I just have to work at it. > > I wanted to be sure I hadn't missed something obvious, and the > incorrect picture was confusing things. > > -- > John W Hall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Cochrane, Alberta, Canada. > "Helping People Prosper in the Information Age"
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