2. Place your fingers on the strings. To play a chord, you need to place multiple fingers on the strings at the same time. The fingers of your left hand should be placed on the lower strings, and the fingers of your right hand should be placed on the higher strings.
3. Pluck the strings. Once your fingers are in position, you can pluck the strings with your right hand. To do this, use a fingerpicking motion, or use a plectrum.
4. Experiment with different fingerings. There are many different ways to play chords on harp. Experiment with different fingerings until you find one that sounds good to you.
5. Practice, practice, practice! The best way to learn how to play chords on harp is to practice regularly. The more you practice, the better you will become.
Here are some tips for playing chords on harp:
* Start by learning basic open chords, such as G, C, and D.
* Once you have mastered basic open chords, you can start learning more advanced chords, such as barre chords and suspended chords.
* Try to memorize the fingerings for different chords so that you can play them quickly and easily.
* Practice playing chords in different keys.
* Experiment with different ways of strumming and plucking the strings to create different sounds.
* Have fun! Playing harp should be enjoyable.