Thank you, I just found this. You are a great teacher. Is it my imagination, or did I hear a minor 3rd when you played an Am at 2:10? It is a beautiful sounding chord, but I thought I hear the minor 3rd while you were on the 2nd fret.
Thanks for your comment. Actually the minor you hear at 2:10 comes from the guitar on the background. I'm playing over the guitar A minor chord playing just 6th 4th and 3rd strings. If you play ONLY those 3 strings, it works with the minor chord if you play together with another instrument, guitar, piano or whatever. You don't have to touch the 5th and 2nd string. Thanks for watching. Grazie.
Hi. Tricky indeed. Well, the thing is always the same. If you are in Am, with the bar on the 2nd fret, you touch only the 6th - 4th - 3rd - or also the 1st. You have to avoid the 2nd and 5th string. so for Bm you just touch the same strings I told you before, but with the bar on the 4th fret. Em is on the 9th fret, same strings. Ciao. Thanks.
excellent reply. Just as I thought. I'm not lazy, just trying simplify this whole process somehow in my mind. Enjoy your European tour. Many thanks Paolo @@PaoloErcoli
Extremely helpful. Thank you so much for taking the time to explain things so clearly!
Thanks to you for following me. Great that this can help. Grazie.
Thank you so much for someone finally explaining it in plain English
I'm happy if I've helped to understand a couple of things. Thanks for your comment and thanks for following me. Grazie.
intresting lesson and good teaching
Grazie tartar. Very nice of you
Thank you for explaining things so well.
Thanks Chuck for your comment. Hope it helps a little. Grazie !
I love the way you teach.
Thanks so much Joann. Glad I can help. I'll be back with some other stuff soon. Grazie
Thank you, I just found this. You are a great teacher. Is it my imagination, or did I hear a minor 3rd when you played an Am at 2:10? It is a beautiful sounding chord, but I thought I hear the minor 3rd while you were on the 2nd fret.
Thanks for your comment. Actually the minor you hear at 2:10 comes from the guitar on the background. I'm playing over the guitar A minor chord playing just 6th 4th and 3rd strings. If you play ONLY those 3 strings, it works with the minor chord if you play together with another instrument, guitar, piano or whatever. You don't have to touch the 5th and 2nd string. Thanks for watching. Grazie.
Grazie Paolo
Prego. For any other questions, let me know. Ciao
Enda, not Edna, sorry.
Very useful thank you
@@puttsky7 thank you very much. Grazie
Great video. Very helpful. Thank you. 👍🏻🙂
HAL, thanks very much, glad I could help you a little. Any other info you need, just let me know. Grazie.
Very helpful. Thank you!
Glad you like it Chuck. Thanks a lot
aha Am chord great! What is an Em or Bm chord? Resort to single notes or full fret spread? Tricky instrument.
Hi. Tricky indeed. Well, the thing is always the same. If you are in Am, with the bar on the 2nd fret, you touch only the 6th - 4th - 3rd - or also the 1st. You have to avoid the 2nd and 5th string. so for Bm you just touch the same strings I told you before, but with the bar on the 4th fret. Em is on the 9th fret, same strings. Ciao. Thanks.
excellent reply. Just as I thought. I'm not lazy, just trying simplify this whole process somehow in my mind. Enjoy your European tour.
Many thanks Paolo @@PaoloErcoli
@@myronlasko3768 thanks for following me, grazie.