3X Your Open Chords with This Simple Method

How to 3x your open chords with one simple piece of fretboard knowledge. This method suites people who already know their standard open chords on guitar.
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[@derekmill662]

As a relative beginner, about 2 months in, but an experienced teacher, this stuff is wonderful. Looking forward to composing, switching the chords around. Thanks. Your generosity in sharing is much appreciated.

[@CarringtonGuitarAcademy]

You're very welcome!

[@barnaclerusty]

I have played chords going up the neck like that for years and never knew what chords I was playing. This was very helpful 😊

[@CarringtonGuitarAcademy]

Glad it was helpful! 😀

[@gs5616]

Love it. Always looking for ways to embellish or expand on the open chords that i know on the acoustic. Thanks

[@jbux1983]

This perfect for learners who aren’t beginners but not quite intermediates who are trying to get a grasp on learning the whole neck!

[@UjjwalChand-sc4tu]

Great !! He is someone who believes in doing and not talking and talking for eternity like most of the others do on their UA-cam channels.

[@tomsexton4880]

Thank you for the great lesson

[@nikkimallett2308]

Thank you iv been trying to move about the fret board and you just made it so much clearer ✨✨

[@CarringtonGuitarAcademy]

Glad I could help!

[@mjf1036]

Nice tips mate! Anyone starting their guitar journey can practice these and be well on the way to playing many legendary songs of Rush from the mid 70's ❤ 🎉

[@CalvinLimSH-ld5le]

Great beginner lesson for open chords played all over the fretboard. Thanks for sharing simple but effective techniques to learn fast method of guitar playing.

[@CarringtonGuitarAcademy]

Glad to hear it!

[@magosianogowska5523]

thank you for this ☺️🎶

[@Cowboyninja70]

Thank you.

[@jea783]

At 3:41 « Yes - And You And I » is the song with D chord

[@Supe-for-the-soul]

Between moving from Anderton to Carrington, the Captain's lost a ton of weight.😂

[@CarringtonGuitarAcademy]

I guess we do look a bit similar!

[@vpelleri1]

To hear this performed in a song context listen to "Nova Scotia" by Jonathan Edwards.

[@skintslots]

Isn't that Spanish sound called the Andalucian Cadence,or similar?

[@CarringtonGuitarAcademy]

Yes that's right, they're the last 3 chords of an Andalusian cadence in the key of A minor. The full stereotypical descending cadence is Am, G, F, E.

[@CeresKLee]

i call it, playing like Neil Young.