Right Hand Positions
To make songs easier to play, it is important to have your hands in the correct position so that you can use the best fingering. In the song Michael Finnegan, you will be able to reach every note without stretching your finger by using the two positions shown below.
This position is called the C Position, and covers the notes from Middle C up to G.
This position is called the F Position, and covers the notes from F up to the C note above Middle C.
Pay close attention to any fingering numbers above the notes. It is important to use the indicated fingering, as this will make the songs easier to play. Use this same fingering every time you play a song.
Pay special attention to any fingering numbers above the notes.
Class Sessions
1- INTRODUCTION
2- The Note A
3- The Tie
4- The Eighth Note
5- The Note B (below Middle C)
6- Legato
7- The Dotted Quarter Note
8- The Note B (above Middle C)
9- The Note C (above Middle C)
10- Note and Rest Values
11- <em>D.C al Fine</em> (pronounced "fee-nay")
12- The Octave
13- Notes
14- Right Hand Positions
15- One Finger Chords
16- Fingered Chords