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Acoustic Guitar's Chords Strumming pattern
Hello Everyone !
I am little confused. In acoustic guitar there are many chords in which you don't have to strum all the strings. For example in D chord we strum only 4 strings (i.e d-g-b-e) and like in C major Chord we don't strum the 6th string. But when I see the tutorials of the songs then I find everyone strumming all the strings. Is it my wrong visual or do we really strum all the strings in these kind of chords while playing songs. I hope you get my point. I guess this would be the dumbest question ! I am embarassed to ask it but I want to clear it.Thanks for reading. Bless you :) |
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