Strum Better With Guitar Chord Walk Ups And Walk Downs 

Sounds great! He's very welcome to join this community here!!

Hi Paul! Glad it was helpful! How's your playing coming along?

I had to get the guitar out and play through a few tunes but I mainly do these with open major or minor chords. Glad you found this helpful. How's your playing coming along?

@@guitar.forbeginners.withdave Thanks for the response. I've been learning since the first of February of last year, and I think I'm doing reasonably well. Thank you for asking. I was looking through videos on the topic and I like your teaching style (at least what I have seen so far).

What kind of music do you want to play?

@@guitar.forbeginners.withdave I have very eclectic tastes. I'm partial to varied styles. I'm wanting to write songs myself, and I could see myself incorporating a lot of bits and pieces from different genres. As far as musical styles, I would have to say 60s music and Brit-Pop (I'm an American though 🙂) are near the top of my list though. What do you like?

Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. Have you tried using this technique before?

@guitar.forbeginners.withdave noI had listened to someone playing with them and really wanted to understand how, and to start to play with this tool

It;s a great technique to add to your repertoire and it's one that you can use for any song as a way of spicing up your rhythm playing. I use it a lot. Ket me know how you get on!

You're welcome! How's your playing coming along?

I don't deal with C minor in this guitar lesson but if you're trying to make that change then I'd recommend using the Bm chord shape and moving it up to the 3rd fret for a C minor chord. Try this tutorial: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cXL8At4gzCU.html

The D manor to c manor it's a little hard for me a little bit

When you switch to c manor

Give it some time. Try working on the change slowly and speeding up as you become more comfortable with the chord shapes.