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Trong chiến tranh, âm nhạc được cho là sức mạnh tinh thần cho đồng đội: "tiếng hát át tiếng bom". Chỉ trong giây lát, âm nhạc có thể làm cho con người chuyển đổi từ trạng thái này sang trạng thái khác. | CHAPTER 5 Playing Barre Chords and Power Chords What can I do to make playing barre chords easier Is there a different strumming technique I can use to make barre chords more interesting Once you are comfortable playing barre chords you may want to play arpeggios instead of strumming all the strings for chords. To play an arpeggio you simply pick individual strings rather than strumming them all at once. For more information on playing arpeggios see page 194. To become more comfortable forming a barre with your index finger you may want to try the following exercise. Hold down the 1st and 2nd strings with your index finger. When this feels comfortable try holding down the 1st 2nd and 3rd strings. Keep increasing the number of strings until you are holding down all six strings. Try to determine whether it is easier for you to form the barre first and then form the chord with your other fingers or to form the chord first and then form the barre. Try practicing barre chords on the frets closer to the body of the guitar. Since the frets are closer together in this area your fingers do not have to stretch as far. If possible practice on an electric guitar because the strings on an electric guitar are easier to press down than on an acoustic guitar. Try to keep your hand relaxed making sure your fingers are not stiff. You can perform finger exercises such as the exercises shown on page 37 before you practice barre chords. 85 the E-based major oarre chord E-based barre chords are the most common types of barre chords. The E-based major barre chord is based on the finger positioning of the E major chord. For information on the E major chord see page 64. To form the E-based major barre chord you use your middle ring and pinky fingers to form an E major chord. Keeping the E major chord formation you then slide your fingers along the fingerboard toward the bridge by one fret and form a barre by using your index finger to press down all the strings one fret behind. You can .