Maiden’s Prayer CHORD CHART
Here are the chords to Maiden’s Prayer, notice near the end the G/C which is 2 beats of G to 2 beats of C, etc
Professional musician and educator of 27 years. I've played Banjo and Acoustic Guitar on the stages of Carnegie Hall, The Grand Ole Opry, and The Ryman Auditorium. 4X winner of the Georgia State banjo and flatpick guitar competitions. My banjo playing was featured in the "A Waltons Thanksgiving" movie.
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