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FRET POSITIONS
Positions are shown in Roman numerals thus: [ II, and terminated either by the next position or thus: II].
FINGERING SUGGESTIONS
Bars 14, 18 and 22 look a bit daunting at first (at least they did to me), but it’s just a matter of getting the finger to string allocation correct at the beginning of the bars. The suggested fingering is indicated in bar 14.
Start by making this chord: a 4th barre on strings 1 – 3, little finger on string 1 fret 7, second finger on string 1 fret 5 (ready for the third note), ring finger on string 4 fret 6. This gives you the first 2 notes. The rest should follow reasonably naturally.
I find it helps to lift the left elbow so that the end finger joints are perpendicular to the fingerboard.
Let me know how you get on.
John Dowland's allemande for lute, arranged for low G ukulele. |