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Sad TRUTH about CLASSICAL fretting hand's position 

Anton Oparin - ENG
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@funkindy
@funkindy 8 месяцев назад
The intro is just faken insane. I am blown away.
@PAUL.72
@PAUL.72 8 месяцев назад
there are no words,,one of the best and cleanest players in the world..congratulations...
@PedroEvil12
@PedroEvil12 8 месяцев назад
I'm a Brazilian guitar teacher, and I'm blown away with the information provided on your channel. I'm not ashamed to say that a taught wrong during these years. As soon as I'm financially stable I'm going to became Aton's student, this is pure information. I'm also a music college student and my final project is going to be about "universal technic" and I hope I can exchange information with Anton. Cheers man !
@A77K
@A77K 5 месяцев назад
That intro is Marvelous! and you played it with your eyes closed 😭
@fmarin87
@fmarin87 8 месяцев назад
I love you. Never dare to die. Now become a legend and keep uploading these videos for free
@John-re6ey
@John-re6ey 8 месяцев назад
Thanks a lot for uploading a video about the fretting hand!, there is not a lot of quality content such as this around...
@Feverdream7777
@Feverdream7777 8 месяцев назад
This is the highest compliment I can offer: I forgot you were a virtuoso; I just listened to your music...and was in awe.
@CharlesRoss2007
@CharlesRoss2007 7 месяцев назад
Absolutely Incredible Tony!!! You are my #1 inspiration ever since I first seen you! I have to congratulate you on your English, it is just perfect and you sound so natural as if English were your first language! Way to go my friend it's so great to see how far you've come and all you've done and I can't wait to see what's next. You really can achieve anything you set your mind to and you inspire us to do the same :) Much Love and Respect to you and your family from me and my family all the way from Sudbury, Ontario, Canada ;)
@AntonOparinENG
@AntonOparinENG 7 месяцев назад
Thank you so so much for your kind words, Charles! Really appreciate that!
@ironskater121
@ironskater121 8 месяцев назад
I love when you post on the channel!!! best picking hands down. The fact that you can go from slow to fast with perfect accuracy is wild.
@mrloppesmusic
@mrloppesmusic 7 месяцев назад
I’m here searching for the truth and suddenly get my face melted just watching this intro. Holy molly ma man, I’m glad to see this
@geepike
@geepike 8 месяцев назад
Killer video! I’ve been a massive fan of the concept of “economy of motion” since I was briefly in martial arts in the 90s and obsessed with Bruce Lee 😂. Psychology is also amazing. This video combines multiple things that should live together but seldom seem to with many teachers thoughtlessly regurgitating common practice rather than thinking and teaching with purpose. Keep it up! Im very interested in your course
@rafaellazorealstate6106
@rafaellazorealstate6106 2 месяца назад
Past that absolutely mindblowing intro!! The info you are sharing its groundbreaking, deep knowledge , thank you
@GuitarraErudita
@GuitarraErudita 7 месяцев назад
glad to see u back!!
@marketherton2296
@marketherton2296 6 месяцев назад
Stunning performance! I know players at the very top level and this guy is up there big time.
@flashraylaser157
@flashraylaser157 8 месяцев назад
What about reach though? Even you tend to switch to a classical position for wide interval string skipping. I see that as the big advantage of the classical position. The more you progress into the blues position, the less reach you have, proportionally. I think you should basically keep as much in the blues position as possible while being prepared to gradually switch between the positions on a gradient depending on how much extra reach is needed. It's what you seem to do.
@AntonOparinENG
@AntonOparinENG 8 месяцев назад
Too many nuances to discuss for a text message or even single video, there are certain differences in those two approaches
@genustinca5565
@genustinca5565 12 дней назад
True. The position he talks about here only works better for legato playing. For everything else, classical position is superior.
@flashraylaser157
@flashraylaser157 12 дней назад
​@@genustinca5565 For me classical is better for everything except vibrato. The blues position allows me to take better advantage of the rotation of my fretting forearm to power the vibrato. Classical feels much better for navigating between notes, though.
@StealThisRiff
@StealThisRiff 7 месяцев назад
Orthopaedic surgeon here. Very interesting! The anatomy snippet was accurate. Few thoughts : 1. The natural 'cascade' of the fingers (try flexing and extending the wrist ) naturally rolls from the classic position to your position as you move from the top strings to thinner strings. So I guess comfort is King.. and this suits all hand sizes. 2. The classical position is hyperflexed at the wrist ( ie the cotton loder position ) which is more prone to overuse carpal tunnel issues. So I tend to use the flatter position you were talking about especially for the thinner strings and definitely for the higher notes. Thanks!
@mattwright466
@mattwright466 7 месяцев назад
Hyperflexion of the hand is solved by proper movement along the Z axis. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-htaim5bYw6Q.html
@dadavidvid
@dadavidvid 5 месяцев назад
Flexing the wrist towards the center of its range (away from the relaxed position that sits close to the end of the range of extension) unlocks the MCP joints allowing them to abduct. This is essential in classical guitar where we play polyphony, multiple indepent and simultaneous lines in bass and trebles. Fingers need to move simultaneously in opposite directions and thus the arm needs to stay neutral. To minimize the flexion of the wrist we raise the guitar neck which makes the guitar sit in balance and contributes to its stability which is essential for finger precision.
@StealThisRiff
@StealThisRiff 5 месяцев назад
@@dadavidvid great thoughts brother
@jeffreymonroe153
@jeffreymonroe153 8 месяцев назад
Brother, you are by far the BEST player and teacher there is currently. And more than likely, for some time to come. You are smart, intelligent, and humble.
@flashraylaser157
@flashraylaser157 12 дней назад
Anton Oparin and Stephen Taranto are without a doubt the two most technical (while staying perfectly clean) guitarists that I've discovered while scouring the net for virtuosos over the last 15 years. Like Anton, Stephen also has that sort of absurd level of alternate picking where they seem to pick as comfortably as tremolo picking one note on one string despite actually going all over the neck horizontally and vertically. Their forearms never fail to perfectly crane their wrists to the next string and it's as if they can't miss, even while string skipping, as if the position of notes is completely irrelevant. He doesn't really mess with dynamics much, though. Maybe he could but it's just his musical style to mostly be going all out at all times. Anton has insane dynamic control in addition to the clean speed across strings so he probably takes the cake. Then again Stephen probably has better tapping and sweeping and a lot of his super wide interval licks sound alien-like or like a computer glitching out, just sort of scary sounding honestly. They're both way in front of the pack.
@gitarmats
@gitarmats 8 месяцев назад
That opening solo was crazy good!
@KingGrio
@KingGrio 8 месяцев назад
I play electric 9-42s and folk something-10. With steel strings, I gotta say my thumb spends most of its time at the top of the neck, except when I have to do wide stretches. The thumb also serves as a muting tool, and occasionally a fretting tool, although my thumb seems too short to be used as often as a fretting tool as I'd like and I have had great success refingering thumb licks with the index (and I'm very glad I found these working solutions where people won't hear any difference). Most of my vibrato and bending comes from wrist power and so this "rock position" feels indeed like - and is provably - the best position to use in 90% of scenarios. However, I have tried playing a classical guitar with nylon strings where the neck is as wide as an airplane runway and each string has the pacific ocean separating it from the other strings, and I can tell you I quite quickly naturally fall back to "classical position", as I fight for my life to get anything to sound good. So... although I agree with you anybody who says classical position is the only good one is wrong and obviously clueless about rock guitar, I'm not sure I agree with your idea that classical position is a myth. It applies in some cases. Unless I misunderstood what you were saying, that's where I'd disagree. Keep up the great playing anyway Anton, it's always a pleasure to hear you play !
@robguffanti
@robguffanti 7 месяцев назад
Those broken chords just after two minutes in remind me of the beginning of Moonlight's 3rd movement. Sick how clean that sounds at that speed. Anton is always doing stuff I didn't think was possible. GOMY in standard thing and no human capo, now this. Just. Wow.
@JuanjoNarive
@JuanjoNarive 7 месяцев назад
Thanks for sharing this info Anton :)
@diegomendivil7101
@diegomendivil7101 4 месяца назад
I use both styles, classic style allows me to reach much further as i have smaller hands and blues style gives me more control for bends and vibrato.
@yonatanc25
@yonatanc25 8 месяцев назад
Transcending guitar into something else. Amazing.
@iganpparamarta8813
@iganpparamarta8813 8 месяцев назад
Never ceases to amaze! I remember watching your cover of Frenzy, you were 8yo maybe? I tought it was dubbed because I didn't think it was possible for a kid to play it note for note clean. And here we are now lol
@QuarrySolution9454
@QuarrySolution9454 5 месяцев назад
Dear Anton, thanks for the cool guitar riffs! Amazing solo! Complex, intellectual rock is how I took it. God bless you!
@carlosrelampago2279
@carlosrelampago2279 7 месяцев назад
Completly rigjt.Just have more opening space in the class position, which I've always used. Thumb? Leave it for other things. Bravo for this video👏👏🤘🤘🤘
@nigelnunes
@nigelnunes 8 месяцев назад
Brilliant analysis, thank you Anton.
@byronhammond2978
@byronhammond2978 7 месяцев назад
Very interesting. I've wondered about this topic before. Why is classical position promoted when the other position feels so much better and more natural. It's good to finally have an answer. Thanks for sharing 😁
@jonasschuchmann4584
@jonasschuchmann4584 8 месяцев назад
that intro is amazing
@funkindy
@funkindy 7 месяцев назад
Anton, just a random thought. How about to cover "Canon Rock" by Jerry C? Would be divine
@2x2gaming
@2x2gaming 7 месяцев назад
Согласен. Но его не будет)
@SeanAsheOfficial
@SeanAsheOfficial 8 месяцев назад
TRUTH ❤
@vagmcpan6007
@vagmcpan6007 Месяц назад
And THIS is why AI will NEVER surpass humans in art ❤️ love you Anton!
@yonatanc25
@yonatanc25 8 месяцев назад
Anton is the best teacher i've had in 30 years.
@buythedip1214
@buythedip1214 8 месяцев назад
he really is!
@flashraylaser157
@flashraylaser157 8 месяцев назад
Yeah. His attention to detail is great. He's also probably the best alternate picker on the internet. He needs more exposure.
@douglasnisbet1189
@douglasnisbet1189 7 месяцев назад
Unrivalled alternate picking
@vanlalpeka1849
@vanlalpeka1849 7 месяцев назад
Best picking so far 🎉
@andrebuenevides
@andrebuenevides Месяц назад
show!!!Parabéns
@DSteinman
@DSteinman 5 месяцев назад
Gypsy jazz guitar players use something closer to a blues position too, they have a tremendously efficient technique
@ether2006
@ether2006 6 месяцев назад
my new favourite channel
@cycomiles4225
@cycomiles4225 8 месяцев назад
I prefer classical position of guitar between my legs, it simply puts the stress off of my hands, it just fits. On the right leg, yes, I can play but acces to frets closer to the nut is a bit limited for me...I probably dont hold it right in that position so thats why I use classical style. It simply puts the guitar in the right angle. My fretting hand is not in a one position though, it changes from technique to technique, dometimes you need to grip the shit out of it, sometimes you dont, sometimes thumb is behind the neck, for bends and vibrato it isnt.
@John-re6ey
@John-re6ey 6 месяцев назад
When using this posture, should you always aim to fret with the tip of your fingers and keep a flexed distal phalanx, or are there any exceptions?
@stanleykabonga9837
@stanleykabonga9837 8 месяцев назад
Please upload the video in English between Anton and a student on right hand technique
@fmarin87
@fmarin87 8 месяцев назад
I'm waiting for right hand hacks now
@Soloist1983
@Soloist1983 7 месяцев назад
Everything I read said classical position was the thing, so I always did that, consequently my hammer-ons and pull offs are far clearer than anyone else's it's wild, but I've always wanted to learn the "angle hand" position as everyone seems to do it for some reason. To me it just feels super awkward and weak when I try...I mean, I can do it but not with as much authority and confidence, plus, bending requires rocking your whole hand which is so strange, I just push my fingers straight into the strings.
@ionasguitar
@ionasguitar 8 месяцев назад
goat in guitar technique
@TruthSurge
@TruthSurge 6 месяцев назад
ok, the anatomy is way more than I wanted to know. thanks! Question... that split coil sound you have going on when you are playing... is that position 2 on the guitar switch or how are you getting that sound? Sounds like pos 2 with coil split to me. let me know. thanks and you should be in the top 10 electric guitarist lists!!! At least for technique alone. You and Shawn Lane are, as Paul Gilbert once said, terrifying! hahahh
@chrisking6695
@chrisking6695 8 месяцев назад
I wish we could do a Skype lesson because I'm currently healing from left hand tendonitis due to poor left hand technique. I like to angle my hand like you're showing in this video but it only works on the unwound strings. I have to go back into the classic position to be able to use my pinky when playing on the wound strings due to the fact that I need to stretch my hand more to play 3 notes per string.
@dimitriid
@dimitriid 2 месяца назад
Old video so I doubt you'll see this but there is one thing that I think differs from classical and electric position: reach. First the scale length on a classical is already slightly bigger (close to 26"scale and usually also a wider neck too) but more important, from what I've seen from classical guitar players that actually play well, Classical music, they are *expected* to play some really wide and hard-to-reach intervals sometimes bordering on the silly. On electric guitar however, you're not really expected to maintain 2-3 voice harmonies/counterpoints or really silly wide chords (Unless you're maybe a Jazz player) since the context is almost always as part of a full band with at the very least a bass player taking care of bass notes and far more upper fret access where electric guitar as a solo-ing but part of an ensemble instrument really shines. Contrast this with classical guitar where you're really using the low to mid range and very often as a solo instrument carrying harmony if not counterpoint then you can see why the technique is not built necessarily for being anatomically correct but as a compromise to be able to play the challenging parts: guitar position with foot stools becomes integral but I always see it as more of a being able to reach those horrible stretches and not really about what's best for bending on the middle of the instrument like most electric guitar players do.
@erikthunderstorm
@erikthunderstorm 18 дней назад
Great! I say as a classical guitar teacher and a fan of Gary Moore. But how to get F Major this way?
@1.2.3-i8c
@1.2.3-i8c Месяц назад
Hello , how about the analysis of one of the most precise and musical metal guitarist: ANDY JAMES ? Thanks
@Nymblz
@Nymblz Месяц назад
Interesting. For decades I'd always played with classical position, as that's how I sort of just learned, though I'm primarily an electric lead rock player. A few years ago, I consciously decided to 'close in' on the neck like the average rock player. At first, this bothered my knuckles a bit as it causes your fingers to operate in a more closed fashion, but they got over it eventually, and now it feels very natural, and it's more efficient - less finger travel. However, for long stretches, and generally when doing legato( I can get more finger travel for hammer-ons), I have to go back to classical position. I can go back and forth pretty easily. By the way, that psychological clip is creepy.. that is so applicable today even for adults, with the political environment and mass media influence. Lastly, killer intro, holy crap!
@nikolayantropov694
@nikolayantropov694 Месяц назад
armwrestlers approved this
@vitorcarvalho5716
@vitorcarvalho5716 4 месяца назад
Wow! Just found out about your channel, in love with your videos! I have a question though, it feels very weird for me to play with the guitar 100% horizontal sitting on my right leg (im right handed), it feels way easier and natural for me to play with the guitar sitting on my left leg, slightly tilted, something like the classical position. Is there a reason for that? Like, scientific explanation? I dont twist my wrist in the same way a classical guitar player would, i usually keep it neutral.
@derrylgabel
@derrylgabel 5 месяцев назад
Anton, your picking technique is the best I've seen. Has Troy Grady reached out to you? I sent him a video of yours a few years ago during the pandemic. Maybe teaming up with Troy could get you in front of a bigger audience.
@mattwright466
@mattwright466 6 месяцев назад
I rewatched and I get what you mean now. I'd be interested to see your thoughts on larger stretches like 6th's and 7th's across multiple strings. Another thing that I'm having a little trouble figuring out is using this support on the high E string...
@chang-goolee8213
@chang-goolee8213 8 месяцев назад
모든 기타 연주자들은 이 사람에게 주목할 필요가 있다고 생각합니다.
@maklespled5622
@maklespled5622 8 месяцев назад
Please open your eyes when you're playing like that lol I feel myself a loser even with your eyes being open😰😰 that way it is just EVEN MORE CRAZY!!!!
@AntonOparinENG
@AntonOparinENG 8 месяцев назад
Please don't 😅, just work 💪🏻 you'll be there buddy!
@josenavarro5113
@josenavarro5113 8 месяцев назад
Estaría bueno que se pueda poner subtitulos español para los que somos de latinoamerica para enter mejor las clases saludos desde Buenos Aires Argentina maestro
@RenaldoRamai
@RenaldoRamai 4 месяца назад
Good job.
@gitarman666
@gitarman666 7 месяцев назад
From the slight vibrato and lack of bending can we assume you use heavy string gauge Granted this style of solo would not call for either Just curious
@jambertin54
@jambertin54 6 месяцев назад
Was that intro just improv? You've got one savage picking hand.
@AntonOparinENG
@AntonOparinENG 6 месяцев назад
yes, improv. thanks man
@jambertin54
@jambertin54 6 месяцев назад
@@AntonOparinENG that is one hell of an improv. You could probably turn that into a piece quite easily.
@Yuri_Templars
@Yuri_Templars 15 дней назад
Учу Английский по урокам Антона)
@diegomoro8624
@diegomoro8624 8 месяцев назад
That intro solo is completely incredible. I can hear many influences from classical composers in thar solo, but i don't know anything about classical music. Could someone help me with the name of someone who composed "similar" things or something? Also the anathomy part was really interesting, I thought i would be something very simple as it usualy is in other videos, but this one y very complete and correct with everithin. Congratulations!
@Justaguywhowannaplayguitar
@Justaguywhowannaplayguitar 7 месяцев назад
Hey dude love your playing. Which pick ( plectrum) do you use ?
@GabrielSkolderblad
@GabrielSkolderblad Месяц назад
I feel the opposite, if I try to play the classic Paul gilbert legato lick that involves the ring finger and the pinky it's much easier for me to play it with the classic position than the "stronger" position you talk about. Why is that?
@fetuspie943
@fetuspie943 7 месяцев назад
How do I achieve this power?
@rrhett2119
@rrhett2119 7 месяцев назад
Amazing player, but you make assumptions you don’t explain. It feels like poor logic, but perhaps you were constrained by the RU-vid format. For example, classical guitar is not held at a 45° angle to the hips with the headstock pointed away, level across the hips, nor does it sit on your right knee. That radically changes both the left/right and up/down angle of the wrist. Nor does a classical guitarist support the weight of the neck with his left hand. The fingerboard is considerably wider making hooking your thumb over impractical. Etc. The point of the modern classical position (your graphics from the 1930’s notwithstanding) is that if you relax your arm and shoulder down your side, bend naturally at the elbow bringing your hand in it’s most relaxed and neutral position about 20cm in front of your chest, that is where the fretboard should be. I don’t think your analysis holds true for actual classical guitar. Perhaps if you title your video, “Ergonomic problems of attempting a classical guitar hand position while holding an electric guitar on your right knee, level, and at an angle away from your body” it would be more accurate.
@ಥಥಥಥಥಥ-ಳ7ಖ
@ಥಥಥಥಥಥ-ಳ7ಖ 8 месяцев назад
That was fast!
@GiuseppeTrimeloni
@GiuseppeTrimeloni 8 месяцев назад
Amazing...
@mmr1483
@mmr1483 6 месяцев назад
hi good channel! I always felt this technique much more natural and stronger too - my only problem is to make barre chords, where I do need to do a little bend in my wrist, otherwise I will not reach the chord. is normal or my hand too small?
@AntonOparinENG
@AntonOparinENG 6 месяцев назад
It is normal, there's so much more to talk about in this issue, but I can't tell everything in one video. I have it in my academy, but not on RU-vid. This issue is too big to discuss here
@kant20045
@kant20045 6 месяцев назад
Passez à la caisse, je vous explique la suite…!
@Johnnysmithy24
@Johnnysmithy24 6 месяцев назад
Okay what about full on Legato?
@ГеннадийЕфремов-й4к
А это законно?
@lou7572
@lou7572 5 месяцев назад
The upstroke is brutal! Looks like pinching out of the string. I mean,moving out of the body of the guitar. What is that?
@PabloVeloso-lx4od
@PabloVeloso-lx4od 8 месяцев назад
I always envy independent finger movements. 😢 Any chance i can improve? And hand synchronization. Got a week pinky. But im getting used to using it now. Hopes not too late for me. Lol
@AntonOparinENG
@AntonOparinENG 8 месяцев назад
Of course you can, there're lots of ways to improve both finger independence and synchronization. As well as strength of weak fingers. Not too late unless you're 90 and just started, in this case I would consider that it's a bit late probably to start learning guitar technique lol
@PabloVeloso-lx4od
@PabloVeloso-lx4od 8 месяцев назад
@@AntonOparinENG thanks man! Your reply means everything to me. I always like your videos. Godbless!
@suchiraindrajith
@suchiraindrajith 8 месяцев назад
@mikuchajster1994
@mikuchajster1994 8 месяцев назад
The only one problem is that not everyone has a huge hands, and setting the hand just like you leads to maximum 4 frets of range 😅
@AntonOparinENG
@AntonOparinENG 8 месяцев назад
Not true, there are technical solutions for that
@mikuchajster1994
@mikuchajster1994 8 месяцев назад
@@AntonOparinENG I guess you are hiding them in your school :)
@AntonOparinENG
@AntonOparinENG 8 месяцев назад
@@mikuchajster1994 not hiding, it's there, cause it's an issue that is too big to talk about in a short RU-vid video or text message
@MichaelWeizenfeld
@MichaelWeizenfeld 7 месяцев назад
Is Anton had giantic hands when he was 9 y.o.?
@mikuchajster1994
@mikuchajster1994 7 месяцев назад
@@MichaelWeizenfeld I guess when he played some more spreaded licks, like the final lick from scarified, he puts his hand in classical hand position:)
@wonder2k19
@wonder2k19 8 месяцев назад
i always thought that index finger anchoring was cheating, depressing the strings so other fingers get more movement, in someways what it does is lower the action of the strings but maybe that is not what this video is about.
@ЖаннаЦветаева
@ЖаннаЦветаева 6 месяцев назад
I'll go twist the jars, maybe something will come out ☺
@MrFlejon
@MrFlejon 8 месяцев назад
Problem is, you cant play classical guitar with very small hands using your technique. Imagine being a small woman with small hands playing a full scale classical guitar. Not gonna happen unless you use the classical technique. Your technique isn't practical if you aren't a dude with above average hands playing an ibanez with low action
@AntonOparinENG
@AntonOparinENG 8 месяцев назад
This is not true
@MichaelWeizenfeld
@MichaelWeizenfeld 7 месяцев назад
I firstly thought the same thing. But after that I rewatched his childhood videos and throw this mindset away. Just playing with this livehack for a week and results are very promising.
@MrFlejon
@MrFlejon 7 месяцев назад
@@MichaelWeizenfeld I could only find one video of him, at 14, shredding the high strings on an ibanez. When I say kids, I mean 8 yo. There is a reason the classical technique exists, and no, it's not just a big hoax people just keep spreading because they are too dumb. It is because classical guitar isn't shredding the high strings and require your fingers to be placed in a much different way. Plus, Antonio doesn't actually know if this technique is viable or not because it takes years to develop issues related to technique and he is still super young. I thought too that my technique was better than the common way but then was proven wrong when I damaged my tendons. Again, there is a reason most people don't learn his way and the classical way.
@MichaelWeizenfeld
@MichaelWeizenfeld 7 месяцев назад
@@MrFlejon The main reason is that people often don't know what they are doing. I relearned another technique many times when I realized it was a dead end. Now I’m retraining myself on Oparin’s technique, because the things he shows no one else can do. And he does it in a relaxed manner, which, as far as I now understand, is the key to technique. Now about the classics. I don’t really understand why you’re dragging it in here, given that we’re talking about a completely different instrument, style and, accordingly, technique. FYI I studied at a music school, and I still play couple pieces by Carcassi, and I clearly understand the huge difference between the instruments.
@MichaelWeizenfeld
@MichaelWeizenfeld 7 месяцев назад
@@MrFlejon is he small enough here? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-KdgACLA2vO0.html
@thiagorisingforce
@thiagorisingforce 7 месяцев назад
here is a take as to why classical fretting hand is the "correct" way. People were much shorter centuries ago, their hands were smaller, and classical fretting hand is the best for people with small hands. I can see you have huge hands, so it doesn't make a difference to you putting the thumb over the neck
@AntonOparinENG
@AntonOparinENG 7 месяцев назад
Still solo parts can be more efficient with second support even if your hands would be a lot smaller than mine. My hands aren't huge, my pinky for instance is about 5.7cm, measure yours, it will be approximately the same.
@thiagorisingforce
@thiagorisingforce 7 месяцев назад
3:50 - 4:11 most beautiful thing I've heard all year
@infinitesimotel
@infinitesimotel 7 месяцев назад
Where more appropriate to begin with a technique than physiology?!!
@brisbrg5179
@brisbrg5179 8 месяцев назад
Learning classical left hand positioning really helped me with legato early on, but I gradually started playing with more of a hybrid form
@mokshmeditation
@mokshmeditation 8 месяцев назад
You are the most technically accurate, skilled, and insanely creative as a musician of the present day
@chadrew6
@chadrew6 6 месяцев назад
Your left hand position could be better. Keep your thumb down in center of neck behind 2nd finger.
@AntonOparinENG
@AntonOparinENG 6 месяцев назад
To isolate musculus lumbricales more and tense the adductor pollicis? Lol dude play what I played on both electric and acoustic guitars first and then we'll see who needs advice.
@JoshArnett-px8rs
@JoshArnett-px8rs 5 месяцев назад
The way you make it soud like a violent is crazy
@AntonOparinENG
@AntonOparinENG 5 месяцев назад
What?
@rafaellazorealstate6106
@rafaellazorealstate6106 2 месяца назад
Bro i just discover you , im chocking , i almost cry with that intro, i thought i would never found this kind of musicality and virtuoso playin, bro top notch fucking level ,🤧💯🫂 better than ynwie,
@jbguitar2457
@jbguitar2457 15 дней назад
Even though I agree on the analysis of the strength, I found long time again a classical guitarist explaining their technique, expecially the use of the gravity to apply the pressure on the frets. I I found that it works quite efficiently since the weight of the arms is applying pressure, it allow the fingers to use their strenght to move horizontaly on the fretboard (especially on bar chords). I am by no means a master but the classical position is also years of empirical studies and make comon sense to if you see it from a different angle. Anyway the goal is to make good music, and I found great one in here.
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