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Feedback
Carlos Carrillo4th June 2009Very good way to learn the different positions !
Beautifully played, and nice strumming as well !
Thanks Alex!
Alexiaden934th June 2009Very good way to learn the different positions !
Beautifully played, and nice strumming as well ! 
Marcus Siepen9th July 2008very nice
- Carlos Carrillo7th July 2008
great Pablo!! es simple pero esta muy buena!!Thanks!!
Pablo Vazquez6th July 2008Great one Carlos!! Very Useful lesson!
- Carlos Carrillo4th July 2008
thanks: Hisham, Danilo, and Lian!!!
Lian Gerbino4th July 2008cool man! so useful
Danilo Capezzuto4th July 2008Nice and useful lesson Carlos!
Hisham Al-Sanea3rd July 2008good one Carlos.
- Carlos Carrillo3rd July 2008
It is important to learn these chords, free your mind to compose the best melodies!!
Bogdan Radovic3rd July 2008Very nice lesson mate !
- Carlos Carrillo3rd July 2008
thanks: Kris, kaznie_NL , Martin, Joe, Gerardo, chmilew , Marcus, Ivan, Jenkinson , Juan MV, Gaby and Nick325 !!!
Nick3253rd July 2008nice useful lesson carlos
Gabriel Leopardi3rd July 2008Cool lesson Carlos. Very useful chord positions!
JuanMV3rd July 2008Very useful Carlos! This is a great stuff to learn. Thanks a lot!
Jenkinson3rd July 2008cool, you took 2 basic chords, and used the voicings of the different positions to form a nice progression. good job!
Ivan Milenkovic3rd July 2008Nice basic chords Carlito
Marcus Lavendell3rd July 2008Useful stuff. Nice lesson Carlos!
chmilew3rd July 2008Nice chords Carlos, the last one is tricky
Gerardo Siere3rd July 2008Nice idea.
Joe Kataldo3rd July 2008Well Done
Martin la guitarra3rd July 2008beautiful as always
kaznie_NL3rd July 2008Thnx Carlos!! Nice lesson
- kaznie_NL3rd July 2008
Thnx Carlos!! Nice lesson
Kristofer Dahl3rd July 2008Thanks Carlos - this is some creative strumming with these two chords. Great topic!
- Lesson
- My notes
Hello friends of GMC! Today you will find a chord positions lesson! It's very important to study the different positions of every chord to expand your fretboard. In this lesson you will find the different positions of C and G major, and a new way of learning the chords! Do not forget to study with metronome!
It would be very useful if you transpose this lesson to every key.
Tempo: 90 bpm
Feel the music and God bless you!
Carlos
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