Roland White Demonstrates "G Chop" Chords for Mandolin
Roland White demonstrates the stretched out G chord, and an easier one. Notes: In the "easy" G position, you fret both the 2nd and 3rd strings with your middle finger. Also, when Roland says to move a position back 3 "steps"--he means "frets".
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