(4)Middle and thumb fingers practice
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Using middle finger “Gou” and thrum “Tuo” together is a very common combo when playing guzheng. The middle finger and the thumb have to maintain at least an octave distance. In fact, “Gou, Tuo” or “Tuo, Gou” combos are used most often for an octave melody interval or greater intervals. Any interval that is smaller than an octave would require a “Mo, Tuo” combo.
“Gou, Tuo” combo and “Tuo, Gou” combo also have Ti Tan method and Jia Tan method. The approach is the same as doing “Gou” or “Tuo” individually.
When using the combo, the two fingers have to use the same strength. Pay attention to your middle finger - normally people tend to use more strength when using their middle finger as compared with using their thumb.
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1.4.1 watch movices
右手提彈 right hand
右手夾彈 left hand
左手left hand
留意手型
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右手提彈 right hand
右手夾彈 left hand
左手left hand
留意手型
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1.4.3 watch movies
右手提彈 Right hand
右手夾彈 Right hand
左手 Left hand
When plucking the lowest part of the range, you may slightly bend your body forward. However, make sure that your body does not actually lean on the guzheng. Similarly, when plucking the highest part of the range, you may slightly move your body backward. The key is to maintain a natural and relaxing position.
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