Timothy Seaman: Simple Fingerings for the Six DAD Chords (Friday, Session 5, Level 2 - Novice, Mountain Dulcimer) 15MD055
Use a special chart of easy-to-play chords in the key of D, tuned DAD, organized by the series in Pachelbel's Canon, so you can practice them pleasantly over and over! Three types of fingering are included: 'root' position (with the name of the chord in the bass); non-root, and hollow (no sweet middle note). This is really doable for jams and arrangements!
Use a special chart of easy-to-play chords in the key of D, tuned DAD, organized by the series in Pachelbel's Canon, so you can practice them pleasantly over and over! Three types of fingering are included: 'root' position (with the name of the chord in the bass); non-root, and hollow (no sweet middle note). This is really doable for jams and arrangements!
Use a special chart of easy-to-play chords in the key of D, tuned DAD, organized by the series in Pachelbel's Canon, so you can practice them pleasantly over and over! Three types of fingering are included: 'root' position (with the name of the chord in the bass); non-root, and hollow (no sweet middle note). This is really doable for jams and arrangements!