Open D Tuning Guitar Lesson - EASY CHORD SHAPES!

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As someone who, for the purpose of guitar, only has access to two fingers on my left hand as a result of a disability, open tunings look like a lot of fun.

mrjoey

You make things so easy. I really appreciate you I’ve been playing for a year and four months and 58 years old you’ve made my guitar journey a lot better. Thank you

jameshagan

Now this is very good. I've book marked your tutorial and have gone back to it 4 times now to check fingering. I haven't played in nearly 20 years and am just now picking it back up.

jerryspfs

Open D is such a lovely tune. I tried it out first by learning Both sides now by Joni Mitchell and then started playing around with the chords in it :)

rosiebraggie

Thanks ANDY. Been meaning to explore open turnings & backed off from dropped D & DADGAD - but this is completely eye-opening & inspirational. Thanks again!

alchurcher

The scale notes on the two A strings do not include the 11th fret. The correct scale note is the 10th.
Also, the scale notes on the 3rd string are 1 3 5 7 8 10 12.

MartinReiter

Excellent Andy from one teacher to another Thanks for avery helpful Very articulate and Well explained introduction to The Wonders of Open Tunings .. Lovely stuff

rikiodevon

Man I have watched a ton of your videos and learned a lot. You are a favorite. But What you just taught with those little improvisations up and down with the scale on each string made a HUGE light come on. That scale on the top(low) E string was one of he first things I learned but something new just clicked several pieces together about how all the scales work. Thanks brother!

jimmyg

Hi Andy, thanks for all your tutorials you are my favourite teacher!! I was wondering if you would do a lesson on playing Iron and Wines 'Naked as they came'. You've taught me how to finger pick and id love you to teach me this one!! Thanks Ria

MrBlububble

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dltalestell

Very nice video, Andy, ala Richie Havens.

jeffj

Oops. 0, 2, 4, 5, SEVEN(not 6), 9, 11, 12.

CoryGunterSmith

Hi, Andy. You can play minor chords in open D on the top 4 strings, second fret, second fret, first fret, second. But I find them a bit thin. Especially the closer you get to the sound hole. Are there other ways to play minor chords in this tuning, and make them sound fuller? Ideally without any thumb wrap on the low E string, because it's something I struggle with.

christopheranderson