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Post by iwchris Sun Nov 22, 2009 11:04 am

Hi All
This seems a bit of a silly question but it is bothering me, now I am starting to play simple bits of music from my course books, I often get a situation when both hand are near middle "c" that my right hand thumb needs the note "c" but the left hand is using it as part of a cord.
Should I be using a different inversion to leave that "C" clear? or what?

Thanks for any help

Chris

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Post by Matthieu Stepec Sun Nov 22, 2009 11:13 am

Just choose whether it's more comfortable to play it with the right or left hand. (I suggest right: it will make the melody continue flowing; changing hands inside a melody might create a small "gap" in it.)
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Post by iwchris Sun Nov 22, 2009 12:56 pm

Thanks for that, I did wonder if that was the option to go for.

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