nassnass
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le barré guitare / fa,si
2013/03/02 | Tags:
Zix Hawkins :
2013/03/02
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله
سؤالي اليوم مهم جدا من أجل تتمة فهم تعلم الكوردات خاصة فهي عبارة عن كوردات تختلف عن باقي الكوردات العادية وذلك لإن نستخدم الأصبع i في مسك وترين أو أكثر كما نلاحظ في
si و fa
فمن خلالي لمحاولة لعب هذه المسكة ما أعطاني صوت كصوت الصمتة
فهل من الممكن توضيح الطريقة الممكنة لتعلم هذ الكوردات مع الشرح ما أمكن
وشكرا
سؤالي اليوم مهم جدا من أجل تتمة فهم تعلم الكوردات خاصة فهي عبارة عن كوردات تختلف عن باقي الكوردات العادية وذلك لإن نستخدم الأصبع i في مسك وترين أو أكثر كما نلاحظ في
si و fa
فمن خلالي لمحاولة لعب هذه المسكة ما أعطاني صوت كصوت الصمتة
فهل من الممكن توضيح الطريقة الممكنة لتعلم هذ الكوردات مع الشرح ما أمكن
وشكرا
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It is easier to answer in English, but if you want the answer in Arabic, I will type it up.
The chord you have in the photo is the F Barre not the F#. The concept of a barre chord is to take the normal shapes (known as open chords) and transpose them. There are many articles online that explain what notes form a chord and how to move them along the fretboard.
However, without going into much details about theory, Look at it this way: The open string on top is E (mi) the first fret is F(fa) therefore, when you barre the first fret and create the E shape as per your photo, you get the F chord. If you barre the 3rd fret using the same shape, you get the G(sol) chord.
Barre chords are the most difficult to play for beginners. they require finger strength. The best thing to do here is to notice which strings you should properly barre with your index. In this case for the F (fa) you need to properly push on the following strings: E, B and e. Your middle finger presses on the 2nd fret of the G string, ring finger on the 3rd fret of the A string, and Pinky on the 3rd fret of the D string.
Start by placing your last 3 fingers without the barre. strum once, to make sure you have them placed properly, and then place your index in barre. At first it might be easier to have your thumb behind the index finger to add with the strength.
As for the B (si) barre form, it follows the open A chord. This is the toughest barre chord to learn.
With some practice you should be able to get it done. Just remember start by placing the last 3 fingers, then place the barre finger (index finger).
With time, you will figure out exactly how much strength you need, and it will no longer be that difficult.
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