The zeppelin instrumental, not their hoedown "stomp".

14 thoughts on “Open C tuning: How to play Bron-yr-aur”

  1. Moataz Gwaily
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    if the other song is poor tom … please make a tutorial :'(

  2. franklam2
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    In Welsh, Bron-Yr-Aur is indeed "Bronariar". This is the name.

  3. jroxx11211
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    listen to zep live, plant pronounces it BRON RAR, the Y and U are silent.

  4. williamped1
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    Thanks very much! You turned a 2 hour trial and error session into 10 minutes for me. Appreciate it.

  5. 108vasudeva
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    get organized before you present and get the camera angled properly on the neck..

  6. Expateach
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    For the intro are you plucking simultaneously strings 4 and 5 with the slide on the 5th string fret 2 to 3? That sounds good. I have good tab for the song which doesn’t have that but I’m going that now. Cheers.

  7. Jerimiah Danson
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    R@iamthewintertime No it’s not. It’s pronounced Bron Y R. Watch the documentaries.

  8. hoshmack
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    if I tune my guitar like that, i mean even if my strings allow me do that i cannot revert it back to eadgbe, it’ll always sound out of tune. you tune your guitar cacgce for a whole week play it till you get bored playing it then buy a new set of strings and go on your life..

  9. iamthewintertime
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    it’s pronounced bronariar….. BRON-A-RIAR… Bron-Yr-Aur

  11. unaperrson
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    @iaingbrennan You are right! I still have the Guitar For The Practicing Musician transcription, and it is definately C6th.

    CGEDAF sounds like my ‘O’ level results!

  13. GurneyHalleck00
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    Thanks! I love this tune, i play it constantly and keep my Crafter set to this odd Page tuning just to play this and one other Zep song. Good thing I have multiple guitars!

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