[00:06] 3. And we're going to change which strings we put these fingers on. But to strings we put these fingers on. But to begin with, if we just start by doing
[00:19] we add chords to the equation, we want to move our thumb to accommodate each of those chords. So, playing an E chord, for example, we would have our thumb on the sixth string. Moving to an A chord, we're
[00:31] going to move our thumb to the fifth string. For a D chord, we'd move our string. For a D chord, we'd move our thumb to the fourth
[00:43] a beautiful and very appropriate sound for certain songs. for certain songs. [Music]
[00:56] the forward roll is moving these three fingers across different string fingers across different string [Music] groups. So, we get really two different sounds as we're doing a forward roll on
[01:11] the inside group, which is a warmer, more mellow sound. And then we get a three. And even that on a static chord is a
[01:23] really great way to add movement. [Music]