Hi! My name is Harley and I love playing guitar. I came to realize that I wanted to share my USEFUL & COMPACT chord chart files, with guitar players like you (actual size each: 8 1/2" x 11").

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Open D Tuning Chord Chart

D A D F#A D tuning is one of my favorite alternate tunings for learning to play the guitar!
I searched the net in vain for a "useful" OPEN "D" chord chart, so I made my own, and want to pass my chart along to you. The chords I use more frequently, are grouped together "In Keys", for easier access. This tuning lends itself so well to today's music styles, particularly, "Alternating Bass" or "Travis Picking" techniques.

Open G Tuning Chord Chart

D G D G B D There are many similarities between OPEN alternate tunings. The key or pitch varies accordingly, but many left hand positions vary only by moving up or down a string. I've converted my Gibson (classical nylon string) to this tuning. The "G" intonation works beautifully on a classical guitar. I searched the net in vain for a "useful" OPEN "G" chord chart, so I made my own, and want to pass my chart along to you. The chords I use more frequently, are grouped together "In Keys", for easier access. This tuning lends itself so well to today's music styles, particularly, "The Blues" or "Slide Guitar" techniques.

DADGAD Tuning Chord Chart

D A D G A D The one thing, anyone starting out with "DADGAD" tuning can benefit from, is a "useful" chord chart. Too many other charts out there begin with hundreds of "D" chord shapes you'll probably never use, before they show anything else. So I made my own, and want to pass my more compact charts, along to you. Also, my skills are evolving, and modifying some of my "DADGAD" chord formations, has helped. The chords I use more frequently, are grouped together "In Keys", for easier access. Check out my "DADGAD" chart and discover the difference!

Pipe Tuning     Chord Chart

E A D E A E When I came across the "EADEAE" or "Pipe" tuning as it is sometimes called, I discovered that this was a very playable alternative to the popular, (sometimes difficult to grasp) "DADGAD" tuning. The "EADEAE" tuning combines the bottom 3 strings of 'Standard' tuning "EAD" (great for rock & blues), with that 'droning Celtic' tone combination of the top strings "EAE". I needed a "useful" "Pipe" tuning chord chart, so I made my own, and want to pass my chart along to you. The chords I use more frequently, are grouped together "In Keys", for easier access.

Open C Tuning Chord Chart

C G C G C E I've been experimenting with the OPEN "C" tuning and lov'in it. Similar but still very different to "Open D", the "third" is now on the top string. This tuning presents the opportunity to discover some very unique voicing. OPEN "C" tuning works very well on my Washburn (steel string) and suits my vocal range. I searched the net in vain for a "useful" OPEN "C" chord chart, so I made my own, and want to pass my chart along to you. The chords I use more frequently, are grouped together "In Keys", for easier access

DGDGAD Tuning Chord Chart

D G D G A D What a difference changing one string can make. "DGDGAD" tuning has become a "new favorite" tuning. It sounds somewhat similar to "DADGAD", but that 5th string change from "A" to "G" makes all the difference in playability. "DGDGAD" tuning also works very well on my Gibson (classical) and suits my vocal range. I searched the net in vain for a "useful" "DGDGAD" chord chart, so I made my own, and want to pass my chart along to you. The chords I use more frequently, are grouped together "In Keys", for easier access. This tuning lends itself so well to many of today's music styles.

Orkney Tuning Chord Chart

C G D G C D BEAUTIFUL! BEAUTIFUL! WOW! "ORKNEY" tuning, sometimes called "Sawmill" tuning, works very well on my Gibson (classical) and suits my vocal range. DADGAD" enthusiasts looking for a change, will love this tuning. That low "C" will knock your socks off! I searched the net in vain for a "useful" "ORKNEY" chord chart, so I made my own, and want to pass my chart along to you. The chords I use more frequently, are grouped together "In Keys", for easier access. This tuning lends itself so well to many of today's music styles.