This video is aimed at the beginner on guitar and is a demonstration, with diagrams and live action, of the following chords in the keys of C, D, E, F, G, A and B:
major, minor, 6th, 7th, major 7th and 9th
Some variations are shown for a few chords. The video is a simple reference compilation of mainly root chords, with some barréd chords here and there.
http://www.mjra.net/WillFly/
Duration : 0:7:34
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this is koo… …
this is koo… thanks… : ) you should leanr to play when the children cry and put a tutorial up for it… i would <3 you.. plus you give the best instructional videos ive seen so far.. especially anji : ) !!! : ) : ) ; )
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@willowsfolkclub My guess is that the D major chord on the top 5 strings is the normally accepted one, and that when a D/F# is specified, it’s to emphasise that that bass F# note should be stressed – in the same way that a G/B chord notation specifies that the the bass B note of the chord is required.
thanks, this helped …
thanks, this helped out a lot
I’ve often seen the …
I’ve often seen the D major chord with the thumb fretting the 2nd fret of the 6th string written as D/F#, although why this should be I’m not sure given that the note should be part of the chord – both the top and bottom E strings are being fretted on the same fret!
Excellent reference, and even though I’ve been playing guitar now for 14 years, there were some shapes in there that I either didn’t know, or didn’t know the name for. If only YouTube had been around when I started playing!! )