new one after the holidays

keep up with the 2 chords till after the new year. try switching between the 2 we started with. try to keep a 1-2-3-4 beat

the d chord

Next we have the d chord.......



this time the #'s don't represent both frets and fingers. This time the index finger is on the third string (g) in the 2nd fret, the second finger goes on the 1st string (e) in the second fret, and the third finger on the second string (b) in the third fret, strum all strings except the 6th string (E) and the 5th string (A). (the top 2) that's a D chord. we're gonna work on that this week, we may even try to strum and switch between the 2 chords(c, d) as we go....but that will come later anyway, for now just get the feel of where your fingers should be for each chord AND PRACTICE!!

We decided on the C chord to start with

here is the C chord we are starting with for the week, the numbers represent, in this case, both fret # and finger #'s.

with index finger on 5th string (b) in the first fret, next finger on the 3rd string (d) in the 2nd fret, and next finger on 2nd string (a) in the 3rd fret. strum all strings except the 6th string (E). that's a c-chord.

The first post

Well, Here I am lonely, hopefully over time ppl will find this site and stay to learn with me and my daughter. We both just started on the electric. I'm hoping we can use this place to meet and share ideas tips and tricks that will help us all.

I'm hoping in the future to add links, and pictures as well as our progress.

come and join us in the experience