Office Hours Q&A 190 | Playing Ergonomics, Music History, and Applying Theory to What You Already Know
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Question 1 - Michael has a question about re-learning the ergonomics of their playing and going back to square-one
Question 2 - Mayeven wants to explore more music history lessons
Question 3 - Matthew is curious to explore more classical music examples and the theory behind them
Question 4 - Lauren wants tips on how to apply theory to what they're already playing
Question 5 - Phil is looking for clarification on why I've setup the visual teaching tools the way that I have in my lessons
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AH! Forgot to answer this one today. I'll get it next week
Scott Paul Johnson
2025-02-27 18:59:46 +0000 UTCPS sometimes I can mute well enough with my right hand IF I’m using a pick, but often I still find myself doing the thumb over
Tasha McManus
2025-02-22 03:26:49 +0000 UTCIs this an OK place to post questions for the next office hours? The online community post is really long and I didn’t see anything very recent there. I do keep my palm away from the neck when I’m playing single notes with a pick, but when I’m fingerpicking open chords, I find myself using my thumb to mute the E string, which requires my palm to make contact with the neck. Any words of wisdom? I’m way behind on challenges and lessons because my wrist is whackadoo, but hopefully I will be back in the game soon :-) 🙏🙏 You are cranking out the content! Thx!
Tasha McManus
2025-02-21 23:30:20 +0000 UTC
