Three Fingered Slurring

Lesson 5/73 | Study Time: 5 Min

Course: Lead Guitar Basics

Three Fingered Slurring

The next example uses the slurring technique with three fretted notes. The example shown is on the first string but the principle can be used between any three notes anywhere on the fretboard. Pick only the first note (all the others are slurred).

In the previous example, the first finger of the left hand remains in position and the third and fourth fingers do the slurring. Also try using this technique using the first, second and fourth finger combinations.

Commence with all three fingers in position.

The following example uses the right hand tapping technique and three fingered slurring with notes on the first string. Check the photograph to make sure you are using the correct left and right hand fingers.

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1- Alternate Picking 2- The Hammer-on 3- Improvising and Scales 4- The Slide 5- The Tie 6- The Bend 7- Vibrato 8- Open String Slurs 9- 12 Bar Blues 10- The Blues Scale 11- How to Read Music 12- INTRODUCTION 13- Pick Tremolo 14- Other Titles in This Series 15- Right Hand Fretting 16- Licks Using Bends 17- The Major Scale 18- Pattern 1 Extension 19- Notes on the Guitar Fretboard 20- The Pull-off 21- Pattern 1 Licks 22- Quarter Note Riffs 23- Rests and Syncopation 24- 12 Bar Blues in A Minor 25- The Natural Minor Scale 26- Using Pattern 1 27- Two Handed Tapping 28- Double Notes 29- Riff Variation 30- Approach to Practice 31- The Chromatic Scale 32- The Release Bend 33- Chord Progressions 34- The Quick Slide 35- Shuffle Rhythm 36- The Quarter Note Triplet 37- Licks Using Release Bends 38- Additional Riffs 39- Notes on the Guitar Fretboard 40- Licks Using the Slide 41- Technique Combinations 42- Tuning Your Guitar 43- Slurring 44- Three Fingered Slurring 45- Lead Guitar Solo Number 4 46- Learning all the Keys 47- Other Improvising Patterns 48- Electronic Tuner 49- The Quick Hammer-on 50- Lead Guitar Solo Number 1 51- The Quick Bend 52- Lead Guitar Solo Number 3 53- Fretboard Diagrams 54- Using Pattern 2 55- Key Signatures 56- Lead Guitar Solo Number 2 57- Technique Symbols 58- Scales 59- Using Pattern 3 60- Using Pattern 4 61- The Chromatic Scale 62- Using Pattern 5 63- The Major Scale 64- Jamming Progressions 65- The Minor Scale 66- 12 Bar Blues Progressions 67- The Minor Penatonic Scale 68- Minor Key Progressions 69- The Blues Scale 70- Major Key Progressions 71- The Major Pentatonic Scale 72- Major Key Progressions 73- More titles by LearnToPlayMusic.com

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Three Fingered Slurring