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Chords Defined The open Major chords The open Minor chords The open Major 7th chords The open 7th chords The open B7 chord The open Minor 7th chords Barre Chords defined E-form Barre Chords A-form Barre Chords Suspended 4 chords Suspended 2 chords Extended chords defined Extended chords Power chords Slash chords - Inversions Diminished, Augmented, 6th Simple progressions Trickier progressions The CAGED System >> Chord Finder ________________________ Once you become more familiar with all these shapes, you'll find that you can begin to use bits and pieces of all of them and use them as moveable shapes, chunks of music that can be moved up and down the fretboard, changing pitch and name while still retaining their original flavor. This is the principle behind barre chords, but in that case you use your index finger to barre all six strings and become the nut while you move whole six-string shapes behind it. But you don't need to use all the notes of chords. Very often, you can use just three or four strings. This makes it much easier to find new positions for chords, since barring is always the most difficult and uncomfortable aspect of playing chords. |
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