Your First Three Chords
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First Chord Progression
In this lesson, we’ll add another chord to the G, C, and D from the previous lesson. The new chord is Am, which you can see on the left.
If you need a refresher on the G, C, and D, those diagrams are down below as well.
If you’ve got questions or comments, please leave them down below. If you’re ready to take your guitar playing to the next level, checkout the Definitive Beginner’s Guide To Acoustic Guitar.
Adding A Better Strum
In this lesson, we’ll build on what you’ve learned already, and add a more interesting strum pattern so this progression begins to sound more like a song.
If you need a refresher on the chords, those diagrams are down below as well.
If you’ve got questions or comments, please leave them down below. If you’re ready to take your guitar playing to the next level, checkout the Definitive Beginner’s Guide To Acoustic Guitar.
5 Keys Quick Reference Cheat Sheet
Here's the download link for the 5 Keys Quick Reference Chords Cheat Sheet.
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In the Quick Reference booklet, you'll find easy to use diagrams for the six primary chords in each of the five most common keys used on guitar: A, C, D, E, and G.
Ready to take your guitar playing to the next level? Checkout The Definitive Beginner's Guide to Acoustic Guitar - it's the same course Lowell is talking about below!
I am fulfilling a 40 year desire to play guitar
Well I like the fact that you have taken time to think like a beginner... I was just that as of Jan 20, 2016.
I am now a beginner with knowledge about guitar playing... can I play the guitar? No. Do I know chords? Yes, with just a little visual prompting.
I drew out the chord charts on a large piece of cardboard, and kept them in the relative major and minor groups. I took your advice and became creative in my approach.
My problem in this creative journey is muscle memory for the chord shapes... practice practice practice...
I like the fact that you have gone into the exact chords as in Sweet Home Alabama.
Colin I am totally happy with this course... oh what does one do about the left hand calluses? I look forward to the day that I am ready to play blues music. I am also fulfilling a 40 year want - to play guitar, sooo wish I had done this earlier in my life.
Thank you for your time and keep ROCKIN!
Lowell Evan Smith