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SLJ -> C shaped barre (Aug. 2 2013 14:26:33)

yes another newb question. I watch you guys hands when I watch your vids. I saw you using a C shape chord with a barre. It makes a great sounding chord ,, what I mean is the pinky hitting the root on the 5th string ,, Ive played guitar for yrs. But never did this. I of course know using the e shape, am shape, d, shape with a barre. and have tried these the last couple nights. But they are not NEW like using the C shape. I see some of these flamenco chords require long stretches,,, but sound fantastic. Can you recommend a next chord for me to learn.

sorry if this is not clear.
Steve



rombsix -> RE: C shaped barre (Aug. 2 2013 14:46:04)

The open form of B7 but played with barre.



SLJ -> RE: C shaped barre (Aug. 2 2013 14:51:37)

thank you Ramzi, Ill try it now.



rombsix -> RE: C shaped barre (Aug. 2 2013 14:56:47)

So it would be the open form of B7 but played without the pinky on the first string. Or else you wouldn't have enough fingers to play it. [8D]



SLJ -> RE: C shaped barre (Aug. 2 2013 15:02:27)

thanks, I actually knew a guy with a extra thumb {no lie},,, but I guess that wouldn't help anyway :)



rombsix -> RE: C shaped barre (Aug. 2 2013 15:10:09)

In chord/tab notation it would be: 312311

Thickest / sixth string: third fret, third finger
Fifth string: first fret, via index finger barre
Fourth string: second fret, second finger
Third string: third fret, fourth finger
Second string: first fret, via index finger barre
Thinnest / first string: first fret, via index finger barre



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SLJ -> RE: C shaped barre (Aug. 2 2013 15:13:23)

wow, thank you for that pic. I was doing it wrong. sounds very unresolved& ethereal ,,, cool chord, thanks again
Steve



xirdneH_imiJ -> RE: C shaped barre (Aug. 2 2013 15:15:22)

this is often followed by moving the bass note down
then changing to F (or E(7) shape)
as in 312311 - 212311 - 131211
its a good workout for the left hand and is most often in this context, of course you can skip the middle chord with the F# bass

also, practice the open A flamenco shape: 02320 becomes say x46764 (or x46760)

ps: i've also countered the G shape in flamenco, really difficult - 320003 becoming say 542225



Leñador -> RE: C shaped barre (Aug. 2 2013 15:50:23)

There's always this one. [:D]



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SLJ -> RE: C shaped barre (Aug. 2 2013 16:02:36)

ay,,, theres a chord in the 4th measure onpart B of Spanish Romance, Im working on getting fluid, it looks almost that bad



Ricardo -> RE: C shaped barre (Aug. 2 2013 16:26:48)

Did you miss this up top?

http://www.foroflamenco.com/tm.asp?m=17848&p=1&tmode=1&smode=1



SLJ -> RE: C shaped barre (Aug. 2 2013 16:46:33)

sure did, thank you



guitarbuddha -> RE: C shaped barre (Aug. 2 2013 17:22:13)

quote:

ORIGINAL: rombsix

In chord/tab notation it would be: 312311

Thickest / sixth string: third fret, third finger
Fifth string: first fret, via index finger barre
Fourth string: second fret, second finger
Third string: third fret, fourth finger
Second string: first fret, via index finger barre
Thinnest / first string: first fret, via index finger barre





C11/G. Works well as a passing chord to a straight F or Fm barchord as the 11th is a tonic pedal.

D.

PS 'Fifth string: first fret, via index finger barre' Often not sounded/muted with underside of third finger and a doubled seventh can be a bit muddy.

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guitarbuddha -> RE: C shaped barre (Aug. 2 2013 17:24:56)

quote:

ORIGINAL: SLJ

ay,,, theres a chord in the 4th measure onpart B of Spanish Romance, Im working on getting fluid, it looks almost that bad


E6(no 5th) ? Pretty easy if you remember that you don't need to fret the fourth string. Pinkie extension to d# will only be hard if you have placed the barre too stiffly.

D.



SLJ -> RE: C shaped barre (Aug. 2 2013 17:32:35)

I can do it capoed, but not uncapoed, Im rebuilding my hands, they got weak from 2 yrs of OT banjo playing. You can play that style, with 2 fingers on the left hand if needed[:D] Im feeling the growth and it feels good, stretches I couldn't do 2 weeks ago are easier. Isnt learning fun!



guitarbuddha -> RE: C shaped barre (Aug. 2 2013 17:35:18)

Oh well, good luck.

At least Em is the relative minor of G. I LOVE Earl Skruggs.

D.



orsonw -> RE: C shaped barre (Aug. 2 2013 20:27:50)

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PS 'Fifth string: first fret, via index finger barre' Often not sounded/muted with underside of third finger and a doubled seventh can be a bit muddy.


Ramzi has suggested a very typical chord por medio (in the cambio) where all notes are played, none muted; Flamenco, isn't so polite as to leave out the dirt!



guitarbuddha -> RE: C shaped barre (Aug. 2 2013 20:49:32)

quote:

ORIGINAL: orsonw

quote:

PS 'Fifth string: first fret, via index finger barre' Often not sounded/muted with underside of third finger and a doubled seventh can be a bit muddy.


Ramzi has suggested a very typical chord por medio (in the cambio) where all notes are played, none muted; Flamenco, isn't so polite as to leave out the dirt!


Yeah but I'm lazy and it is kinda hard to get the fifth string to ring, and mostly on recordings it doesn't. I like dirt too, but working hard for it seems to defeat the purpose.



D.



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