Progressions in E — Charango
Every chord the key of E owns, charted on GCEAE and ready to rake.
E major harmonises to E – F#m – G#m – A – B – C#m – D#°; E minor to Em – F#° – G – Am – Bm – C – D. Each chord links to its Charango voicings, so a phrase in E becomes a short list of shapes before the first repeat.
Most of what a charango plays lives on two or three of these chords at a time — a rasgueo is a loop, not a journey. Choose the pair the tune leans on, set a stroke pattern over them, and let the rake do the work the arrangement expects of it.