Does anyone have a link to chord charts for CGDA tuning? I want one with Major,Minor &7ths, diminshed,etc.
Thanks.
Does anyone have a link to chord charts for CGDA tuning? I want one with Major,Minor &7ths, diminshed,etc.
Thanks.
Have you tried this one on the Mandotunes page (part of Mandozine)?
Bernie
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Due to current budgetary restrictions the light at the end of the tunnel has been turned off -- sorry about the inconvenience.
Look for a tenor banjo or a mandola chord chart. I think that the Mandozine chart is for DGBE. Don't those chord shapes look like the top four strings of a guitar.
And then again there's the stalwart favorite, the MandolinCafe for interactive stuff! Try:
http://www.mandolincafe.com/cgi-bin/chords/mandola.pl
Mandola chords work just fine for tenor banjo -- it's all CGDA anyway. Or...you could brush up on your circle of fifths and just drop all your mandolin chords a fifth. G chords become C chords, B-flats go to E-flat, etc.
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... but some folks get by just making stuff up.
Michael T.
I think you might be right I did not even look at them at first -- but now I do notice they are certainly not for a CGDA tuning.
Kinda weird they would put those on there -- how many use that tuning? The suggestion of using mandola chords or using mandolin chords and transposing can be done of course. But while you can make closed chords rather easily on the mandolin or mandola that you can't on the TG.
I think a 2 and 3 finger chord chart for the tenor guitar is most useful. The idea of searching for tenor banjo chords is a great one.
There are several on-line chord generators that will allow you to change pitch on the strings -- I can't remember where I last used on but there are several.
Then there is always to on-line tuning programs.
Bernie
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Due to current budgetary restrictions the light at the end of the tunnel has been turned off -- sorry about the inconvenience.
Here's a link with a start on what you're looking for:
http://tenorguitar.com/basic.html
There aren't many tenor guitar reference books, but I found this from Fretted Friends:
http://www.frettedfriendsmusic.com/u.../procart24.htm
Thanks to all. Now to practice, practice, practice......
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