Chord Charts

by Paul Nahay

These chord charts are represented in XML files, and are formatted using XSLT and JavaScript programs created by Paul Nahay. If anything doesn't work or display as you expect, please let me know!

Explanation of the different versions:

• HTML: Works in browsers that support JavaScript, such as Internet Explorer. NOTE: Internet Explorer may display a warning bar at the top of the page, asking if you want to allow "active content", which means JavaScript. Answer yes.
• XML: As far as the output produced, this is the same as HTML version. However, you can save the source XML if you want, modify it, or use it as a template for your own chord charts. You'll need to download ChordChart3.xsl if you then want to view formatted output. This file needs to go into the same folder as the XML files.

When you click on a link, the file is displayed in another browser tab or window.

NOTES:

• "G/B" means a G chord over a B bass.
• "G4" means a G chord with a C replacing B (i.e., "G sus4").
• "G2" means a G chord with an A replacing B (i.e., "G add2").

Greentree/Grace Griffith

Blue Boat Home	HTML	XML
Brandy Tree	HTML	XML
Brigid's Shield	HTML	XML
Calling All Angels	HTML	XML
Chipmunks	HTML	XML
Crossing Over	HTML	XML
I Dreamed of Rain	HTML	XML
Love is On Our Side	HTML	XML
Mountain Cathedrals	HTML	XML
Peace of Wild Things	HTML	XML
Seasons	HTML	XML
Shady Grove	HTML	XML
Singing Land	HTML	XML
Till They Discovered Music	HTML	XML
You've Got a Friend in Me	HTML	XML

Christmas

Christmas Eve Reel	HTML	XML
Frosty's Favorite/Housetop Hornpipe	HTML	XML
Man From Arctic Circle	HTML	XML
Miss Stewart/Half Past Three/High Road to Linton	HTML	XML
Song for a Winter's Night	HTML	XML
Winter, Fire, and Snow	HTML	XML

Miscellaneous

Joy	HTML	XML
Let the Animals Live	HTML	XML
The Star-Spangled Banner (example chart)	HTML	XML