Hi Tom, thanks for the follow and kind feedback. Apologies for the late reply too! I don't have chord diagrams as the chords are so simple and to play in other keys you just use the same shapes and a capo. But I can very quickly explain them main four here. C is either just all open strings or you can fret the 3rd string 5th fret which gives a really powerful and harmonic C chord. The F is either a bar across the 5th fret or you can fret the 3rd and 1st string at 2nd fret. G is either a bar across the 7th fret or 4th and 2nd string second fret. The relative minor chord is 4th string 4th fret and 2nd fret 2nd string. As it's an open tuning to play in different keys you just need a capo so for the key of D you capo the 2nd fret etc. Hope that helps. Tel
Wonderful resource. Are there any images of chord diagrams you know of or have available?
Hi Tom, thanks for the follow and kind feedback. Apologies for the late reply too! I don't have chord diagrams as the chords are so simple and to play in other keys you just use the same shapes and a capo. But I can very quickly explain them main four here. C is either just all open strings or you can fret the 3rd string 5th fret which gives a really powerful and harmonic C chord. The F is either a bar across the 5th fret or you can fret the 3rd and 1st string at 2nd fret. G is either a bar across the 7th fret or 4th and 2nd string second fret. The relative minor chord is 4th string 4th fret and 2nd fret 2nd string. As it's an open tuning to play in different keys you just need a capo so for the key of D you capo the 2nd fret etc. Hope that helps. Tel
wouldn't that be more of a open C5 tuning?
I guess so! Hope you enjoy your playing in it.