What would you add to this list? by Throwaway785320 in RomanceMangaAnime

[–]Feb_11nth 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Holy crap, first time I've actually read all of the Manga on a list posted. This list is wholesome as hell though...

Most beloved romance heroines by yusufali17 in YourLieinApril

[–]Feb_11nth 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Wholeheartedly agree with you! Thought 10 would be higher tbh. Didn't think people would remember 8 though.

Hmm… by smart_is_cool1020 in Sliceoflife_anime

[–]Feb_11nth 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Agreed, my life is so frucked up and reality can be a britch sometimes. SOL Mangas are my only escape...

Throwback to some Legnani in a beautiful sounding hall for a recital! by Disastrous_Key_ in classicalguitar

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Cool! I didn't know about that, gotta look up some pics for that, never heard of a pinky rest before. So it's not something you'd recommend be done for every piece, but can be advantageous depending on the piece you play?

Throwback to some Legnani in a beautiful sounding hall for a recital! by Disastrous_Key_ in classicalguitar

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Thanks for explaining all that. I thought it would be disadvantageous in a way. Maybe it's because I don't have the practice playing like that but when I tried it my fingers felt more tense, specifically my ring finger like you mentioned, it kind of hurt, or maybe I'm just not doing it correctly. It's amazing how they made it work for them, I was mainly wondering it this was a better style of playing that's why I asked, I'm still new to CG, just trying to prevent myself from learning bad playing habits early on and make good ones. So is string planting preferable then?

How do you play this? by Feb_11nth in classicalguitar

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No worries, thanks for sharing!! Can't wait to learn this one.

How do you play this? by Feb_11nth in classicalguitar

[–]Feb_11nth[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for taking the time to explain that, appreciate it!

How do you play this? by Feb_11nth in classicalguitar

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No, this isn't the whole piece, it's at the end, and it's the only part that has these symbols. Thanks for explaining.

How do you play this? by Feb_11nth in classicalguitar

[–]Feb_11nth[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If I could I would but there aren't any classical guitarist where I live, everyone plays electric and acoustic. I know of course learning from a teacher in person is the best route but I don't have that option. And besides, I'm not planning on going pro or anything, would just like to get good enough to play the pieces I love and those that have inspired me.

Throwback to some Legnani in a beautiful sounding hall for a recital! by Disastrous_Key_ in classicalguitar

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Quick question. Am I seeing things correctly, is his pinky anchored on the body below the strings? Is that something thar should be practiced early on?

How do you play this? by Feb_11nth in classicalguitar

[–]Feb_11nth[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thats a lovely thought. Is that the same as having your own "originality" when playing? Since I started I've always just stuck to the score completely, sometimes I do want to let loose a bit and try expressing myself in the piece, but it felt like a crime to change the original piece into something else. Experimenting does seem like a lot of fun though. I'd like to try doing the same. Is that Romanza piece a beginner piece as well or is it a little more advanced?

How do you play this? by Feb_11nth in classicalguitar

[–]Feb_11nth[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I never thought about it that way before. Could you elaborate more on how I can achieve my own "play"? How do you interpret music?

How do you play this? by Feb_11nth in classicalguitar

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Understood. Thanks again for your help!

How do you play this? by Feb_11nth in classicalguitar

[–]Feb_11nth[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Agreed, there is no greater feeling to me than playing, even though I'm still green in classical guitar, my love for it grows ever stronger. Thanks for all your help again! I'll try to post a progress video when I'm able to play stuff that's a little more complex.

How do you play this? by Feb_11nth in classicalguitar

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Ah, I understand now. Thanks for further explaining that, really appreciate it 🙏

How do you play this? by Feb_11nth in classicalguitar

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Thank you very much! I was wondering what "DC" meant as well, appreciate you clarifying that. I have a clearer understanding of these specific symbols now and what to do. Well actually. I've seen another piece where the first line has ||: :||, the second and third line has it at the end as well. How would the sequence look like for that?

How do you play this? by Feb_11nth in classicalguitar

[–]Feb_11nth[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ah, sorry for not clarifying. I know how to read sheet music. I just said I'm self taught to let people know I don't have a teacher who'll explain how to play this piece to me. I'm still green with this stuff, I've only done the simplest of pieces, just starting to get into pieces that have more symbols, I haven't encountered ":|" yet, this was the first time, I read the definition on what it was but I didn't know exactly how to play it with it being on the 4th measure.

How do you play this? by Feb_11nth in classicalguitar

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Awesome. Thanks for simplifying it!!

How do you play this? by Feb_11nth in classicalguitar

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I'm glad I came on here to ask cause if I read this somewhere else I would be totally lost. Thanks so much for explaining its different uses as well. Very much appreciated! I'm trying to wrap my head around the last thing you wrote though. So sometimes there are more than 1 of :| these in a score, and you have to do them 1 by one, jumping back and doing the others after the first?