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Ricardo -> RE: Not to spoil the other thread (Jan. 7 2016 4:09:16)
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The guitar on the Morao poster is the same in fore- and background.
You can see the rosette in the foreground too.
Not really, look at the tie block. He could be posing with anything, The Conde is what he normally uses.
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Provided I understood your suggestion right, to not angle the wrist sideways to accomodate for thumb-side planting, but instead leave wrist & hand at poise / planting with pink-side of finger tips ...
A longer white section on the pink side should then only lead to getting stuck. Respectively, for supporting pink-sided ramp the nails outer side towards pinky should be shorter.
Innit?
The wrist must bend sideways so the finger attack straight on. for flamenco. For classical I have seen tons of variation, including straight wrist. In any case, if you hold hand flat and bend your fingers as if to play, you might notice the ring and index curl inward toward the palm (imagine open hand spread fingers, then make a fist). Playing guitar is, as Scott tenant says in pumping nylon "making little fists with your hands". So, by the logic of that angle, then you will note the catch would be on pinky side of ring, and thumb side of index, if you were to have claw nails. So the "angle" if that's how we will describe it, needs to be a "ramp", then it is those two edges need to be shaved.
Hope that makes sense.
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