Chord Positions

Excellent facts here, This is what i’m interested in. thanks, i’ve bookmark your web page.

thanks Andy all your help i feel you make learning easy

Thanks all your help amigo I feel you really want to help us learners and I am willing to be taught Ricco

thanks so much for your fine lesson on Bars-i have been struggling with playing for 2 years-i have bought several courses but your course is easy to learn because of your teaching and techniques. where can i get more or order your whole course-thanks again

What an eye opener! I knew the names of most of the barre chords, independently and separately, but I never made these correlations before. Thank you so much, Andy! You got one very happy camper here.

really great stuff andy cant wait for my dvds to come so i can get stuck in to them and get better at playing your stuart

These are, as you say, basic chords but good to go over again none the less.

After several years of messing with open chords & barre chords I’ve always struggled to give triads some attention, your comment early on in the vid about the E Barre chord and playing just those 3 notes as the open position and moving it up the neck one fret at a time will give you the next note in the music alfabet (i.e.F triad)was like someone waving a magic wond over me.Ok maybe I should have relised this but you know how it is when you get hooked on what you know, now I can move on a bit more. I look forward to a Traid lesson perhaps?. Many Thanks

Very useful thanks

Congratulations. You have greetings from Croatia.

Sorry name is Eagle not Eagles.

Clarity, Brevity, the true art of Communication. Concise and to the point.
Comprehensible, this take guitar lessons to a whole new level.
What a fresh approach! It just makes sense.
Show your support, not “if” you can, but How you can.

great keep them coming, please.

very good nks lesson thanks

Hi,nice lesson,I had a problem with getting my first finger on the whole fret correctly,Any advice?

Wish I woulda seeen your website 9 years ago…you’re awesome and very easy to fallow…NINE YEARS man… thanks though

GOOD TO SEE YOU BREAKDOWN THE SEGMENTS – PERHAPS DO A 8BAR PIECE USING THE BARRE CHORDS

Hi Andy

I think your theory delivery is excellent and I understand that this can be applied to any genre of music. I am self taught and enjoy playing country/country rock and am very am very partial to the australian style country music.
I’m undecided as to whether I will become a member and will make this decision when I come back from my holidays in Samoa at the end of June.

Once again thanks for the great tutoring I have enjoyed so far.
Regards
Ken

You had me at “Hi, Ahndy with Bandjammah, heeah”. I get such a kick out of that intro and your accent, if it were made into a DJ mixed, record scratch, repeat thing I’d buy it. But I digress…

I knew about the E, A, (and their minor counterparts), but not the C chord. I suppose you could do the same thing with all the open chords down the neck. I love all your stuff, Ahndy!

By the way, didn’t I see you in an episode of ABC’s Lost in one of the earlier seasons with Charlie’s band, Drive SHAFT?

Great tip.Pleae keep iy up for us biginners.

i really think this is very good for the beginning guitar player, well done andy.

thanks for passing this on. I use these inversions depending on where I want the bass, or to color the sound, as well you know. Great for folks to know!

Jim

Hi Andy, excellent quality video and your lessons are so easy to follow. I have enjoyed every one. Thank you. Ken

thanks for the great lesson, but do you have chord charts or tabs on the eingering postions-would like to learn the caged system also-thanks

I knew about the E cord shape and the A cord shape, but I was not that familiar with the C cord shape, thanks for sharing that with us.
Herman

Great chords and shapes on guitar Andy, keep it comin’ and let the music play

nice one. i also have small hand and have problem making the barre
any advice here?

great thanx,never new about thwe a & c positions,ive learned totaly from books so ive had little progress,so this site is a great help,thanx.

Great instructions and will be very helpful. Many thanks

The one thing thats got me rely angry is bar chords . But this makes it look so easy . Excelent video Andy, keep up the good work
Cheers

Great video instruction; really hepled; more please on chords and caged sysytem; what an instructor; many thanks.

andy thank you i think you are a brilent techer thank you terry

These are Quite basic chords as you say but are useful for hand exercise especially the C Chord position.I look forward to some future riffs especially the middle section of sweet child of mine, do tou know it ?.

fantastic way of teaching bar chords
Congratulations once more

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