Barré - Secrets, Tips, Exercises - Ask Tatyana

[@cadiec1150]

Thank's a lot Tatyana, I am playing classical guitar since I was 14 and now I am 67 and for the first time diving so deep in barré technic. You confirm some toughts I had on it and you give some way to solve them ... Ex: The thirt and fift mesuse in Cavatina... Lowering my left helbow and getting my left first finger closer to the fret and turning it a bit towards the headstock and VOILÀ !!! No more buzz. What a fantastic guitariste and pedagogue you are... Take care, Cadie.

[@blackcatgraphics1483]

Thanks for the fascinating lesson. One point I noticed in most people's tutorials and book lessons that is often overlooked, and in my opinion is crucial to getting students to comfortably learn barre forms, is the placement of the thumb on the back of the neck of the guitar in relation to the rest of the hand. This may seem like something most teachers think you might intuit and just get right without having to think about, but I believe most of the physical discomfort beginning students feel could be allayed by simply having them rotate their thumb to the right orientation so they aren't exerting more muscle force than necessary. The natural inclination of a lot of students is to choke down on the guitar like they're holding a baton, but if they start picturing their thumb more as a pivot that rotates freely up and down, following the angle of the wrist as it shifts the fingers to reach upper or lower strings, this would be a very beneficial way of thinking about the mechanics of fingering.

[@kipponi]

Gold tips for me after 40 years of playing my hands get tired very soon with Barre chords. Now I squeeze downwards with my forearm and I won't have to use so much power to push down other fingrs too. So technique really matters. Thanks for you and my cramping and tired hands thanks too !

[@Harold046]

20 years of guitar here, and I had the same issue with barrés. Good to know I'm not the only one who's struggled with that for so long !

[@kipponi]

@@Harold046 Yeah, good advices never die. Guitar techers really have to think good and bad habits for playing. It saves years of frustration if something did not work why do same mistake over and over again ?

[@BobJones-zf6ie]

@@Harold046 ...another 40 years here, and I struggle with barres as well. I always look at children playing, or very feminine performers with slender hands and have wondered how they are able to barre so well...effortlessly...what the heck am I doing wrong!!! I do have smallish hands but I watch kids with smaller hands so I know its gotta be something else. Thank you Tatyana, will try this and watch the video a couple of times more.

[@ClevedonGuitarMan]

@@BobJones-zf6ie For me it was trying to get the flesh of the finger over the strings and if I roll the finger very slightly towards the fret it beds in. The other thing is to not squeeze with the thumb at the back really hard as your hand will start cramping. In fact I would practice just laying my index finger for the barre and not even touch the back of the neck with the thumb i.e kind of use the weight of your arm to get contact. It helped me anyway.

[@yuyrecords]

私は日本人でクラシックギターの初心者です。英語が理解出来ない。でも、あなたの丁寧な話し方と動作で内容が理解出来ました。ありがとうございました。あなたは最高の先生です。

[@nickrobinson2023]

I really like your tutorials, you go the extra length to communicate with your audience, just as you do with your playing. You obviously are passionate about what you do. Thanks for all your hard work. Be safe.

[@blahdiblah2169]

Thank you Tatyana, the pulling down really helped me playing with high tension strings. The note quality is improved and the intonation isn't changed.

[@salsarovn]

practicing 4 months and having exactly problem with bar. This is very helpful sharing. Thanks so much Tatyana!

[@Bohdanio]

Excellent video and very detailed explanations with nuances, comparisons and physical models of mechanics of playing and sound. Very useful exercises. Thank you.

[@dmaikibujin]

Notes: Keep finger straight as capo Left side of the finger Close to frets Imagine arm weight pulls towards floor for pressure Focus on the strings you need - be more efficient Avoid lines at joints - move up and down Relax parts of the finger that are not being used Don't push through pain - try to figure out the source and correct Great lesson! 😁

[@sanchopanza3168]

You're as the light with sound. Thank you Tatyana!!! There's only love.

[@richardsrensen4219]

this is high quality teaching and instruction as in the other videos of Tatyana Secrets, Tips, Exercises i have watchd so far . the only downside is my laziness and forgetfulness to carry out in practice.

[@davidbf40]

the most beautiful teacher we i have in my life

[@cyrilmoussoki3193]

Thank you for sharing Tatyana. You have got a new subscriber. Greetings from France.

[@heavenlyguitar5913]

Thank you very much for this tutorial. I’ve used barre chords for years but that was for basic rock or blues songs. Now I’m playing hymns and Gospel and I’ve noticed I’ve got room for improvement with this technique. Thank you so much. 😊🎸

[@Staharaofwonders]

The Analysis of Barre' chords & tips are just brilliantly said & also demonstrated. You are a Gem.....Thankyou so much!!!!!

[@sventhomsen7759]

Vielen Dank, Tatyana! Du hast mir sehr geholfen mit dem Barre` Video . Innerhalb von 2 Tagen mit Training deiner Übungen ist der Knoten endlich geplatzt. Auf der E-Gitarre ist es sehr einfach ,für die klassische Gitarre fehlt noch die Fingerstärke. Respekt an alle klassische Gitarristen!

[@7thdaybeliever]

Thank you, very inciteful that rolling the finger across the strings helps complete the Barre. Like to see what technique to go from full Barre to arpeggios...

[@TechWrite]

Thanks much for such detailed instructions Tatyana. Appreciate it.

[@danielagrimbau7788]

Hi Tatyana! Greetings from Buenos Aires! I saw how excellent you are as a máster intérpreter. But I now realise how clever and pedagógic you are as a máster teacher! Congratulations and thank you a lot! Very disciplined, serious and systematic approach! I am deligthed! For me you are not only an outstanding guitarrist and beautiful lady, but an excellent and very clever teacher. Someday I will tell you how much you impacted my soul when I heard you playing Astor Piazzolla. You caught the very deep feeling of Buenos Aires today. Congratulations and thank you very very much!

[@imrithvishwamitr8770]

Very well explained Mrs.thanks a lot.

[@nathaliojared485]

Thank you Tatyana, very instructional

[@FrancescoDiMauro]

thanks, I was just looking for some barré exercises! :)

[@rxvringsdotcom]

thank you. fantastic exercises, will practice. love to watch your playing. Have a great summer

[@DespinaMakedona]

Thank you!!!

[@nicholasgranat2999]

Thank you for your time!

[@mariobaldi6343]

Yours lesson on you tube is very particular i play jazz but i am studing classical guitar. Your guide is important

[@Major7Sharp5]

❤️ thank you for all this material about becoming a better player. Really appreciate it!

[@plunderclat221]

Excellent video as always. Thanks so much for all of your advice over the last year. It has been truly invaluable to me personally. Wishing you the very best wishes for 2019!!! *high five*

[@samg1212]

Thank you for your practical lesson, Tatyana.

[@tonyjackman6699]

Thanks Tatyana, very helpful video.

[@oscarperezlopez6158]

Congratulations from México

[@前原充-c4s]

Ｔhanks as always Tatyana , your explanations are easy understand.

[@johncotter8434]

Excellent teaching, thank you

[@canasale]

Very clear explanation, off course you deserve the greatness of life; thank you!

[@Akwaasmr]

Thank you so much. You saved my life 🎄🎊 happy new year 🎊

[@trevorowen6564]

Thanks Tatyana - learned a lot!

[@OmShanteCrystal]

Great lesson, thank you Tatyana!🌸

[@demolicionesdemexico]

Thx, most beautifull guitarrista, excelente tips, dedo teaching

[@b.b.b.a.a.a2414]

My sweet teacher Happy new year and thanks for all

[@hubertgunpowder]

Wonderful video, dear Tatyana !! ♫ ♥

[@danilorainone406]

with capo on high,guitar sounds like a mandolin or a balakaikha quite pretty holding finger close to the fret means no buzzing

[@canadairflight]

Thanks for the valuable advice

[@henrysuryanaga5924]

Thank you Tatyana. Very helpful. One question: how often you will recommend to change guitar strings, for somebody who plays about 90 minutes a day?

[@dha862002]

Really good ❤

[@oscarjavier6]

Thank you, happy new year... I love you see you from Colombia 😘

[@ksychess]

Muito bom!!! Excelente!!!

[@rwfrench66GenX]

Happy New Year Tatyana

[@sergio3408]

thanks tatyana

[@amm1205]

Thanks Tatyana

[@MACOfficials]

Your channel is useful n good

[@paolocaridi5356]

Happy New Year Tatiana 😀😀😀

[@lovewavesdriftingforever]

Fantastic true amazing artist!!! Thank you very much for your help and your brilliant great work....(((((((((

[@MrLeffeh]

Many thanks

[@MrRichardFornali]

Interesantes ejercicios Tatyana!

[@lucas.violao]

Obrigado 👏❤️

[@profSemperfi]

You’re always wonderful my old friend

[@laisowfong]

Thank you

[@massimilianogerminaro1823]

Spiegazione ottima, sarebbe perfetta se spiegassi anche il corretto uso del pollice sia durante gli esercizi che durante l'esecuzione, ma soprattutto quando si prende un barre' venendo da un'altra posizione. Grazie.

[@persiaguitar]

Have you changed your guitar string brand? what are you using recently?

[@themusiccovenant]

Beauty queen of the guitar

[@raquelchicajazz121]

Hi Tatyana, was wondering what you use as a guitar support

[@ceyhunpapa8522]

hi tati, do you most use acoustic guitar or classical guitar? i love play solo. wich guitar m i have to choose ? thank you

[@jarbasgoulartdecastro9104]

Vou ter de assistir duas vezes...

[@smokingone]

can you play left handed? great video, the whole time my OCD is raging about that tag on the throw pillow lol (cut it off!)

[@caae85]

thanks!

[@El-Cairo]

greetings from Bs As

[@Mr08moskito]

For everybody is useful to learn to play music. First of all, it can learn in early ages how minimal is the useful thing in old form paper books. Of course true life means to learn first of all with pleasure, nice for our ears melody, music instrument, from the best teacher women we feel, like there. With paper books we can learn lot of lye, not white, but harmful lie in literature is "science", in love between people. So I think put in the fire the heat able paper books, put in to the commode the middle books. Start to enjoy the life, the video education ! This will made real human culture . Have good time for everybody ! The right orientation is important, I think it in priority too, so they aren't exerting more brain & more muscle force than necessary ! Life is made for everybody to be happy, to learn, work, love only with lovely things, people. For bad reasons do not loose too much time, never if you can ! Make only useful nice work with love, like Tatyana Ryzhkova does.

[@stevens77295]

Tatiana happy new year 2019

[@marcelorizzo3088]

Wonderfull job! Kisses from Rio de Janeiro👏👏👏👏✌🇧🇷✌🙌

[@thierrynakache]

👍

[@nivaldomessiasmarafigo.aal8241]

não consigo prestar atenção na aula ela é muito bonita

[@lawcch]

great tip for learning barre technique...practice them by playing music with a lot of barre chords and strumming on barre chords too will help.

[@TheRealJanKafka]

Are you going to be doing any more guitar recipes soon? Tuna salad, maybe...

[@Pure_KodiakWILD_Power]

your playing is lovely, but i'm also looking forward to more videos like this where you talk to the camera.

[@Hasoth_]

Жаль,что на русском видео нет. Придётся учить английский.)

[@tomasenab7565]

That my name

[@omaxtavares]

Eis aqui um brasileiro que levou muitos minutos pra entender que se tratava de pestana

[@farhadfarrokh7515]

😘😘😘😘💘💘💙💝

[@chelneable]

Não entendo nada do que você fala, mais atravéz da música nos comunicamos, pós a música é a linguagem universal ...

[@mechanictaft4848]

Wow you are a godess i bow to you and on one knee ask for your friendship

[@mugoletti]

The arm should always be hanging on your finger(s), that's what I learned 45 years ago. You should never get the pressure by counter-pressing with the thumb. Did the technique change since then?

[@ciri151]

What if my finger is gay? Sorry I'll see myself out..

[@rakeshnarawat939]

Soo cute you r love u

[@skwax29]

жаль что все на английском....((

[@notmadeofpeople4935]

Marry me Tatyana. We can make beautiful music together.

[@zihuetlachtli]

you are so pretty.... anyway, I teach guitar, and I have a student who has trouble like nobody else I´ve had ever know in playing the Barre...I´ll try your technic today to see if it helps, the one with the wave is a good Idea, but I´ve tried it already with him and the problem is that his fingers are so stiff, they barely move. anyway you are just like ho so pretty it hurts my eyes

[@atherzia13]

GOD bless you more in Lord Jesus Christ name Amen

[@kjellfagerheim6789]

Not good.! Og this level....speed it up..!

[@ExprezoNova]

cute :3

[@dunabogdany]

The attitude of your left hand is not optimal for beginners. The hand and the arm should form a line, in your case it is an angle of 90 degrees. This makes it difficult for beginners to move their fingers freely. You are certainly a good player, but unfortunately not a good teacher.

[@BobJones-zf6ie]

Do make a video and post it for us so we can see your technique. In the future you can leave off the last comment you made and if you find it necessary to make those typical KZbin "troll" comments, then show us better, put your money where your mouth is so to speak.

[@dougarnold7955]

If your a beginner learning barre technique you should practice what she's doing at about 1220 to 12:30...for hours literally... without involving the other fingers at all. The picking sequence is extremely important to perfect and once a beginner can play that in one spot, then; transition to moving the Barre to other frets still not involving other fretboard fingers. Keeping the arm in line is a good strategy, I agree but too often beginners try to advance to adding fingers too quickly...before proficiency with the Barre alone is achieved. I think she a good teacher. The exercise from 15:35 to 16:20ish is a good one to practice a lot. I wish she showed the picking fingers a little more clearly ( I think she double strokes the first string) but double strokes with the thumb on the 6th, 5th, 4th, strings and then first and second finger alternations on the 3rd, 2nd, 1st strings strictly adhered to would be best. I realize most players don't master these things in reality but as close to mastery of them makes ones playing that much better. As fluidity increases try it at higher speeds even to the point of speed metal lead playing.

[@giovannivolpini7289]

thank you! very much.

[@johnbrock1602]

Thank you