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Richard Jernigan -> RE: Morao y Oro - Alain Faucher (Apr. 1 2012 23:50:20)

They're standard classical guitar notation for barres.

The fret is given by a Roman numeral. 1/2 C V is a half-barre at the fifth fret. The left index finger holds down the three treble strings at the fifth fret.

C III is a full barre at the third fret: the left index finger holds down all six strings at the third fret.

RNJ



Estevan -> RE: Morao y Oro - Alain Faucher (Apr. 1 2012 23:51:32)

The letter C is standard guitar notation for a bar (ceja in Spanish). So if you see ½CV it means a half bar on the fifth fret, and so on.



(p.s. now I see that Richard beat me to it by five seconds with a more complete explanation!)



Munin -> RE: Morao y Oro - Alain Faucher (Apr. 2 2012 3:44:57)

Ages ago when I started out it took me a while too to figure those out..but enormously helpful once you do.



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Doitsujin -> RE: Morao y Oro - Alain Faucher (Apr. 2 2012 4:12:03)

I own it, too. Yeah nice stuff inside.



Estevan -> RE: Morao y Oro - Alain Faucher (Apr. 2 2012 15:00:10)

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apart from Moraitos excessive love of barres

As you've probbaly noticed, in the first half of the third line there's absolutely no need to make a barre for any of those chords; I assume that Faucher wrote it that way because that's what he saw Moraito do.

And yes, it's very nice stuff.



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