Here’s how to play an E9 chord in the open position.

Here are dozens of power chords tabbed out for your practice sessions. You can print it out and write the names of each power chord above the chord. This is an excellent exercise that will help you remember all their names down the line. power chord tab

Open chords are guitar chords that utilize open strings. They are usually considered the best sounding chords on the guitar. That is because the guitar’s strings sound best when played open. They are also considered the “beginner” chords, because of the relative  ease of learning them (as opposed to other chord forms such as barre…

Congratulations! You’ve made it to our last chord group. We still have more chords to learn later in the course, but we’re going to take a break from that. Once you are done with this lesson we’ll begin working on changing and strumming the chord we’ve learned. The A Chord We’ve already seen the A chord…

In this lesson, we’ll learn 3 new chords: G, G7, and GM7. Some beginners find the G chord hard to form, so if you find it difficult, realize you’re not the only one. The G Chord We’ll strum all six strings for all 3 of our G chords. The G chord is formed like this:…

In this lesson, you’ll learn 5 new chords in the D chord group. Take your time with each of these chords. Soon, you’ll need to play these chords on demand. You’ll want to instantly be able to recall them by name- as with all the chords we have learned or will learn. That means a…

The C Chord Here’s how to form the open C chord: Place your 3rd finger on the 3rd fret of the A string Place your 2nd finger on the 2nd fret of the D string Leave the G string open Place your 1st finger on the 1st fret of the B string Leave the high…