"Movable" Chord Chart?

[Taylorplayer]

Does anyone have a link to a good site that shows movable chord forms (in a clear manner)?

Thanks in advance,
T/P

Posting this for a friend....

[Taylorplayer]

I want to help out a friend by providing this info... Surely someone knows of a good "Movable Chord" chart - right?

[garywj]

Guys Grids is a great book, but it's expensive. Don't give up, I'm sure someone knows of a web page that has a list.

[khedquist]

Try this site. Very cool tool.

http://www.chordbook.com/guitarchords.php

Cheers, Kevin

[RRuskin]

Originally Posted by Taylorplayer

Does anyone have a link to a good site that shows movable chord forms (in a clear manner)?

Thanks in advance,
T/P

Posting this for a friend....

Any combination of fretted notes is movable.

[Dark Eyed Junko]

Sorry for the ignorance, but what's a movable chord?

[walternewton]

Originally Posted by Dark Eyed Junko

Sorry for the ignorance, but what's a movable chord?

A closed shape that can be moved up the neck, for example a typical "E shape" barre chord:

133211 = F

355433 = G

577655 = A

etc.

[imwjl]

http://webspace.webring.com/people/pv/vangar/

http://webspace.webring.com/people/p.../moveable.html

http://webspace.webring.com/people/p...eableforms.gif

[DupleMeter]

try my site - I have a couple good chord reference PDFs as well as a few others.

http://www.stevedemott.com/music-instruction/

[Taylorplayer]

Thanks everyone... I'm trying to help out a friend who really wants to learn.

Peace,
Bill

[Dark Eyed Junko]

Originally Posted by walternewton

A closed shape that can be moved up the neck, for example a typical "E shape" barre chord:

133211 = F

355433 = G

577655 = A

etc.

Gotcha, thanks.

[Taylorplayer]

Originally Posted by Dark Eyed Junko

Gotcha, thanks.

Or a "D" form moved to the 4th, 6th, 8th, 10th, 12th 14th positions -- and then back down again.

Simple yes,... but fun stuff! And you can jazz it up by fingerpicking, dropping your little finger and pulling off, etc.