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Lessons: Lesson #409: Fingerstyle Tremolo

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Fingerstyle Tremolo


by Jim Graham (4006)

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A smooth tremolo takes a long time to develop, practise slowly at first, paying strict attention to tempo and right-hand fingering. As in my arpeggio lesson, we observe the labelling of the right-hand fingers thusly:
  • thumb = p
  • 1st finger = i
  • 2nd finger = m
  • 3rd finger = a
In this example we look at Classical tremolo. Now play each four-note figure with this sequence - p a m i - with p playing the "bass" note and a m i playing the three repeating notes on the first string.
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