Sixth part of the left-hand view. …
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C7.3.149. Giacomo Puccini, Quando me n’vo – left hand view 7
Seventh part of the left-hand view. …
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C7.3.150. Giacomo Puccini, Quando me n’vo – spot practice 1
On the second triplet (F#-G-F#) shown in this clip, use i-m-p for the right-hand fingering to achieve better control. …
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C7.3.151. Giacomo Puccini, Quando me n’vo – spot practice 2
As we discussed earlier in this course, it helps to rotate your hand when there is more than one note on the same fret. A great example of this occurs in the phrase with the sustained E on the sixth …
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C7.3.152. Giacomo Puccini, Quando me n’vo – spot practice 3
In this clip, you will see some unusual (non-standard) left-hand fingering here when your instructor sustains the B minor triad (F#, B, and D on the fourth, third, and second strings, respectively, as …
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C7.3.153. Giacomo Puccini, Quando me n’vo – spot practice 4
Pay particular attention to keep the inner voices in the background as you play the melody. Remember, the guitar does not nearly have the natural sustain of the human voice. …
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