E Shape Barre Chord Exercise for Acoustic Guitar

[@MrCameronSmith92]

Tony, just want to say that I'm a big a fan of your whole attitude towards teaching. You've inspired me to focus more on acoustics and really get more out of it. Thank you

[@boriousglastardiii2211]

Fascinating...I have no idea what you're talking about but still fascinating for a non musician. I'm reading a novel where someone said: "Just don't fuck up the e barre chord and you can join the band". So I was wondering...

[@gregsadar1825]

I learned barre chords over 30 years ago and I had never thought about lessening the pressure though the the A, D and G strings. Small wonders every day! My much more relaxed left hand thanks you.

[@user-rf5px3gh3p]

Beautiful guitar

[@TeddyJSmooth]

My friend helped me by pulling the strings they advised to stretch them!

[@TeddyJSmooth]

Rightnow, I learned the basics, like to tune my using a Snarp!

[@madgeniusmusic]

Hey Tony, great video, thanks. I've been having trouble getting the b string to ring out, I'm sure this will help. Keep up the great work, many thanks.

[@greatoutdoors8872]

Can you teach that shape all the way down the neck? I’m new to bar chords and music theory and would like to learn what other courts can be made with that shape down the neck. Love the video thanks for sharing.

[@yengkhomtolen3742]

Namaste from India

[@TeddyJSmooth]

Hello, my name is Ted, I'm just learning to play guitar, and I'm left handed, my friends adviced to start out a Cutaway guitar. They say a an Cutaway is easy to play for beginners, and you can reach higher frets, so I brought an R.W. Matthew!

[@MartinVl0gs]

Gracias jesus i learn so much

[@DBCisco]

I have only used the A shape and E shaped Barre chords for 50 years.

[@HearMeLearn]

C and D shape are useful too, G is meh