Beginner Irish Bouzouki Lesson - Chords in the key of D
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- Опубліковано 23 лип 2024
- UPDATE: Frank Herrmann has made a video expanding these chords to different positions on the neck. That video, and its accompanying chord chart, can be found here:
• Irish Bouzouki GDAD - ...
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This series of lessons is intended to give you a solid start at playing the Irish bouzouki in GDAD tuning.
Here I show you basic chords in the key of D major on Irish bouzouki.
Chord symbols - low to high string. 0=open string, x=do not play
D5 x000 or 2000 or 7000
A5 2202 or 2200 (with a D drone)
G5 0555
D Major x400 or 7400
A Major 2242
G Major 0020 or 0520 or 0025
B Minor 4420
B5 4424
E Minor 0222
E5 x222
Thank you for taking the time to show us beginners how to play, we really appreciate your kindness.
The best video I've seen covering the basics of bouzouki chord structure. Bravo!
Thank you so much man. Great video. I am Greek and just moved to Scotland. Cant wait to start studying this beautiful instrument.
Excellent tutorial,thank you.
Great content. Thanks so much. And the fookin theory is very useful.
thank you, I think I finally get it now!
Thanks alot, helped me alot
Thanks very much..much appreciated..any more please?
Thank you.
Thank you so much
Hi Bob I am an Irish musician I play the longneck banjo and guitar but I love the sound of the bouzouki accompanying Irish tunes so I bought one I have found your videos so helpful actually great thanks for that,but I can’t seem to get a bouzouki chord book anywhere can you advise please as to where I could purchase one? Thanks again brilliant videos👏👏👏👏👏👏
Try Amazon buddy I’ve just purchased a book with a couple of thousand cords, more than enough
If you wanted to play in the key of A (with bellows pipes for example) would you put a CAPO on fret 7 and play the D chords, or put your capo on fret 2 and play the G chords? Thanks.
Great question. You can do either, and should experiment with both. I would tend to put a capo at 7 and play the D-style chords, because I like the sound of chords that omit the major 3rd.
What brand of bouzouki is this and could you post a link to where it can be purchased?
Thank you very much for your videos. Have you ever thought of starting a patreon page?
Daft question - what tuning best with Scots trad? I know guitar has standard and a few others (e.g. DADGAD) - what is best for bouzouki? it will be easier for me to pick up if it is a mandolin/fiddle reverse guitar tuning!
If you're playing anything with chords the GDAD is probably best. Gives you easy access to keys of G, D, and Em, and can be capoed up to 2 for A and Am. If you are just playing melodies and already know fiddle/mandolin tuning then you'll probably find it easier sticking to GDAE.
Are the low G and D strings tuned an octave apart?
I have all my pairs of strings tuned in unison - exactly the same pitch. Many people prefer to have higher octave strings on the low G and D pairs, but I prefer the sound of unison strings.
Hi, very useful. Is there any way of getting your book in non-digital format? Been trying to get hold of it (Chord-melody playing for the Irish Bouzouki) and can only find the kindle version which I can't use. Thanks.
Hi Dominic, thanks for your interest. Please send me an email at bobgooday@gmail.com and I'll sort you one out.
Great, thanks Bob. Have emailed you.
Is it possible to buy the book as a download, not as Kindle please?
Hi Adrian, send me an email bobgooday@gmail.com and I'll send you a PDF
@@rocksnshit thank you.
Tuned in GDAD RIGHT
Yes
Go raibh mhait agat
just show us the fookin chords we can figure out the theory