We have used latin capital letters for digital names of Panduri chords that are added with extra symbols to express the sound character. Usually, these letters refer to notes as it is shown: C - do D -re, E -mi, F - fa, G -sol, A - la, B -si.
The figures on schems refer to number of frets.
# - increases sound of all notes by half tone.
b – decreases sound of all notes by half tone.
Panduri Chords have different sound. They have extra symbols and digits that define the character of sounding:
C – Do major – means major sounding without adding extra symbols. Major is the chord of cheerful genre.
Cm – extra sign - „m“ mieans that the chord is minor. Used for sad genres.
C7 - Major seventh (seventh chord)
Cm7 – Minor seventh (seventh chord)
Basic Chords
- Indicates chord scheme, which string have to be pushed on definite fret. The finger have to be pushed so that pushing angle above griff must be about perpendicular not to touch other strings that will result in sound suppression.
La major - when the strings are not pushed at all.
B - 2 fret
C - 3 fret
D - 5 fret
E - 7 fret
F - 8 fret
G - 10 fret
A - 12 fret
La major - when the strings are not pushed at all. Bm - 2 fret Cm - 3 fret Dm - 5 fret Em - 7 fret Fm - 8 fret Gm - 10 fret Am - 12 fret
Frequently used Panduri Chords:
