Is there a link I can be given that leads to a fairly complete chord chart? I do not read tab, but I can follow the grid chord patterns. I am looking for one that shows all the chord inversions up the next for each chord A through G up the neck. An online search was frustrating.
Me- I've played guitar for over 50 years, but arthritis did its thing and the banjo is much easier to finger, but the chord shapes are that much different, hence the request.
I play clawhammer style and think of chords and tunings in that space. I have attached chord charts for Open-G (gDGBD), double-C (gCGCD) and Sawmill (gDGCD) tunings. That may help you with your search for chords charts.
Sometime in the past year or so, I was in an online workshop with Evie Ladin on chord inversions. After that workshop, I created charts for chord inversions for G tuning and double-C.
I had wanted to share this in the past, but I couldn't find the time or place. Your request gives me that opportunity. If you plan to play Scruggs style, these charts may offer limited help. I suspect that there are others who may benefit as well. I hope so.
David
Fantastic! And thank you very, very much.
This is the site I've used in the past, but really, the charts David gave you probably enough. Thanks for sharing, David. I play a lot of Tony Ellis tunes in Double C, so having those 2 resources (chords and inversions) are super helpful
Agreed. That is one of the sites that frustrated me. I wanted to be able to do things like playing a C and then doing a run up the neck to a higher voicing of that C chord. Granted, I have been practicing this banjo for only a couple of weeks, but still, having those charts is going to be a help.
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Originally posted by BeersBobIs there a link I can be given that leads to a fairly complete chord chart? I do not read tab, but I can follow the grid chord patterns. I am looking for one that shows all the chord inversions up the next for each chord A through G up the neck. An online search was frustrating.
Me- I've played guitar for over 50 years, but arthritis did its thing and the banjo is much easier to finger, but the chord shapes are that much different, hence the request.
I hope my chord charts are of some help.
Thanks!!!!!
Thank you! very helpful.
