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I have a book of studies relating to double stops, which I am working through. Most of the studies are by Sitt. The double stops which I have worked through are in first position with preliminary studies in 6ths, 3rds 4ths and octaves, but I am stuck on this bar in C, it is extremely easy looking but I can't work out how it's supposed to be played, is it a harmonic and an open string at the same time, any help would be appreciated
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@stringy at first i thought, "HEck, this is easy enought" but then upon looking at it another few seconds, it is like a bad puzzle you can not stop thinking about. I am sitting here just staring going over every conceivable method and absolutely nothing. Very interesting
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Open E string and 4th finger on A string. No harmonic here. After that, hold the open E while changing the A string note.
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Brilliant Andrew, I couldn't work it out, thanks for taking the time to look and taking the time to answer.
Jim thank you also for having a look at it, I know you didn't suss it but I appreciate you looking at it for me.
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