Elixir Strings | 12 months ago
Moving fingers “inside” chord shapes while keeping others in place can be a surprising challenge that requires practice, particularly where large fretting hand stretches are involved. So finding warm-ups that allow you to drill these moves, while also sounding good, can be really useful in improving accuracy and finger flexibility.
In this short video lesson, Elixir Strings artist Scott Goldbaum takes a beautiful E Add9 chord and by moving just one finger, creates a digit-stretching exercise that provides a great warm-up for both hands. It’s also a musically interesting piece that can act as a springboard for other similar workout ideas!
You can find notation and tab for this lesson at https://bit.ly/3BWn4rJ
Explaining why he’s such a fan of Elixir Strings Scott says, “I love the tone, feel and response of Elixir Strings!”
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