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Each time you're playing an E-Form chord, there's a C-Form version of that same chord just 5 frets higher. Here's how you can transition from the E-Form to the C-Form version of a chord using a diagonal Major Pentatonic pattern. This pattern starts at the root of the E-Form chord and walks you right up into the C-Form version of the chord.
| Key: | G |
| Tuning: | Standard |
| Topics: | Chord Embellishments Chording |
| Difficulties: | Intermediate |
| Courses: | Related Courses |
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