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Beginners' Online Flamenco Guitar Lessons: Basic Right-hand Positions
The foundation for all right-hand movements is the "basic playing position." To play in this position, place your hand so that the line made by your knuckles lies almost parallel to the strings of your guitar, placing your thumb to the left of your fingers.
To play a section using just your thumb, move your forearm slightly forward, your thumb descending on the strings at a steeper angle than in the basic playing position. Keep the arch of your wrist higher, the palm of your hand facing your right shoulder, the line of your knuckles at an angle across the strings. Flex your index and middle fingers slightly, your fingertips lightly touching the golpeador, right under the first string and close to the bridge. Extend your ring and little finger forward to stabilize your hand. Only your thumb will be able to move. Relax your wrist. Now, first lift your thumb, and then swing it downward, making sure that the entire movement flows only from its joint at your wrist. This is called a thumbstroke. The power generated by the stroke assists your thumb, which falls naturally onto the string. With practice, your thumbstroke will develop great power.
To play "apoyando," move the tip of your thumb in a line downward and inward --toward the front of your guitar. After hitting the string, continue to move your thumb until its movement is stopped by silent contact with the next higher string. Your thumb should travel toward the middle of your third finger.
About the Author
Emre Sabuncuoglu teaches the art of the Flamenco guitar in Los Angeles Guitar Academy's online Flamenco guitar lessons, one of LAGA Online's signature programs.
What does this hand sign mean? (thumb and index touching; pinky, ring and middle extended)?
What does this hand sign mean? The thumb and index are touching to form a circle, and the pinky, ring and middle fingers are extended. The palm is facing outward.
I've seen this hand sign on some friends' Facebook pictures. It's mostly the pictures of them at a club, and they all seem to be holding the hand sign proudly!
it represents a playboy bunny
heres a pic of the bunny http://imagecache2.allposters.com/images/pic/67/002_811~Playboy-Bunny-Posters.jpg see how it resembles the hand signal? =)
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