The E Guitar Chord, luckily for you, is easy to play. It’s also a very important “shape” you need to learn in order to play barre chords later on. Some people will recommend a different fingering for this chord for the reason of getting ready for barre chords, I’m still on the fence so I’ll [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Guitar Chords’
E Guitar Chord – How to Play E Chord on Guitar
Sunday, October 25th, 2009
C Guitar Chord – How to Play the C Chord on Guitar
Sunday, October 25th, 2009
The C Major Guitar Chord is one you need to master before attempting the troublesome F guitar chord. Students often find it a bit of a stretch to get into position, but once you get into the swing of things you’ll never have anymore trouble from the C chord on guitar.
How to play C Chord [...]
A Guitar Chord – How to Play the A Chord on Guitar
Sunday, October 25th, 2009
This A Guitar Chord is relatively easy to play, but quite hard to switch to for the beginner guitarist. The A and Asus4 are used as the primary chords for April Sun in Cuba, by Dragon. A fantastic track with an easy but distinctive strumming pattern. It’s a great way to practice the A Major [...]
D Guitar Chord – How to play D Chord on Guitar
Sunday, October 25th, 2009
The D Guitar Chord, properly known as the D Major Chord in Open position is one of the easier chords to play on guitar, and you’ll find it used in a lot of easy guitar songs, such as Free Falling by Tom Petty.
How to play D Chord on Guitar
First off, I told Ben that I’d [...]
Learning Guitar Chords – Top 10 Mistakes
Sunday, May 24th, 2009
Going from playing a string of single notes to chord progressions is a big step, it’s not presented as a big step up though and a lot of students find themselves having trouble making the chords sound right. I’ve put together some of the best tips that have helped my students over the years, and hopefully they’ll be of some use to you
B Chord Guitar
Wednesday, August 15th, 2007
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How to Play a B Chord on Guitar
The B power chord – properly referred to as a root-fifth chord – represents the starting point for most power chord progressions.
First off, I told Ben that I’d let you know about his free guitar lessons. He did our sound a few times [...]
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