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    The article describes The Hiccup Method, a guitar technique. It involves rapidly alternating between two chords using alternate fingerings in a hiccup-like motion. This creates a flowing, rhythmic sound. The method allows a solo guitarist to obtain a fuller sound than usual and adds rhythmic interest. An example using Fm7, G7, C7, and Bbm7 chords is provided to illustrate the technique.

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    The Hiccup Method

    by Charles H. Chapman • Guitar Player, January 1995

    q = 160
    F m7 G7 C7 F m7 B bm7 E b7 A bMaj7
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    1 4 3 1 6 6 5
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    © 1995-98 Notes On Call. www.notesoncall.com

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