Beautiful, Moveable Open-String Chords
Music Theory: Level 2
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4m 27s
You've heard of clickbait, right? Well, this title is the opposite of clickbait. In this lesson, I'll show you open-string chords that are moveable, and sound beautiful. Sometimes all it takes is one chord or even one note to inspire you, so hopefully that happens today.
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