ocr: 2a The Hammer-On (1of2) The nammer-on is done by playing a single note and then sounding a higher note by hammering onto it with a left-hand finger. For example, play the open 1st string, then hammer down onto the 2nd fret with the 2nd finger. Remember, strike the 1st string only once with the right hand-the second note is sounded by the hammering action of the 2nd finger. Look at the example below. The hammer-on is indicated by the slur mark connecting the two notes and by the "H" above or below the staff. H At first, you'll probably nammer-on too hard or too soft, but with practice you'll le ...
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