Guitar Finger Picking Using TWO Forms!! - Lesson and Charts

I learned a really cool fingerstyle technique to pick chords that sound unusual and fresh. The basics involve just two forms of moveable chords: major and minor. I cover these basic chords, but then also show you how to get creative.

If you sit for a little while with my video, you'll be able to do this beautifully in no time! COMMENT AND LET ME KNOW IF YOU FIGURE IT OUT!

At the end of the video I list ALL the chords, first grouped by major and minor, and then listed out by their place in the D scale.

You can easily do this in other keys, but I've found D to be easiest.

0:00 How it sounds
0:37 Lesson intro
1:23 The major chords
1:44 Picking pattern
3:10 The minor chords
5:17 Switching between chords
7:46 The diminished 7
10:16 Two pretty chords (A6 & G6)
12:20 BONUS chords (F#7 and Gm)
15:35 Chords grouped by major/minor
15:55 Chords numbered in scale