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  1. Jul-10-2016, 5:23am #1
    garryireland
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    Default help with dgdad chords

    So I finally got the mondol octave strung and tuned gdad. Now I need some nice chords that are not just zouk chords.any ideas guys
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    Default Re: help with dgdad chords

    Almost all the GDAD chord you'll ever need: http://hspeek.home.xs4all.nl/bouzouki/gdad/gdad.pdf
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    Default Re: help with dgdad chords

    he said DGDAD though. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/162108371159
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    Default Re: help with dgdad chords

    Actually, he said both DGDAD and GDAD.

    DGDAD in thread title and GDAD in the thread itself.
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    Default Re: help with dgdad chords

    "Not just zouk chords"
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    Default Re: help with dgdad chords

    Quote Originally Posted by Lord of the Badgers View Post
    "Not just zouk chords"
    5 course instrument. Like a blarge I guess . Dgdad
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    Default Re: help with dgdad chords

    The simplest thing is to experiment with the chord voicings you already know by duplicating on the low D course what you play on either (or both) of the other D courses.
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