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Percussive Strumming

Lesson 4/70 | Study Time: 5 Min
Percussive Strumming

Percussive Strumming

Another important rhythm technique is the use of the Percussive Strum. It is achieved by forming a chord shape with the left hand and placing it on the strings, but not pressed down on the frets. A percussive strum is indicated by using an X in place of a notehead. Listen to the accompanying record-ing to hear what the percussive strum should sound like. Example 21.2 alternates between a chord played normally, and percussive strumming.

This one demonstrates the use of both staccato and percussive strumming. The use of these techniques really helps to drive the thythm along.

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