| C Major and D Minor Tunes, Part 1 |
C Major and D Minor Tunes, Part 1
The keys of C major and D minor are less common than other keys in Irish music, but there are some great tunes in those keys, so you need to know how to accompany them. In the key of C, the I, IV, and V chords are C, F, and G. You’ve learned the C and G voicings in dropped-D tuning, so Flynn shows you the F voicing for dropped D, a handy voicing that you can also use for G and A. He also shows you a G/B chord, which you can use in place of a regular G chord. You’ll also learn a crosspicking pattern, a variation of the rolling strum in which you play individual strings instead of full strums.
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C Major and D Minor Tunes (Available to subscribers)
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