Guitar Chords

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A guitar chord is basically a harmonization of notes (3 or more different notes played at the same time). Guitar chords form the basic harmony of music and are hence a very important aspect of playing the guitar. It is this ability to play chords that gives the guitar flexibility as a solo or an accompaniment instrument as compared to other instruments such as the violin or flute. Furthermore, anyone can start playing the guitar by learning some simple chords. This is also one of the main reasons why the guitar is such a popular instrument among musicians.

However, in order to gain some mastery in the guitar, it is important to have good foundations and understand how guitare chords are formed.

At GuitarPlayerWorld.com, you’ll not only learn how to play chords but also how to construct your own guitar chords. These guitar lessons will cover essential music theory, practical musical applications and everything you’ll need to know about some of the most fundamental guitar chords. Once you get the hang of basic chords, the later lessons will cover more advanced guitar chords and thier applications to more specific genres of music.

If you are learning guitar chords for the first time, you WILL have difficulties in playing chords especially with fingering. Read the guidelines and common mistakes for beginner guitarists to avoid when starting out.

For the rest of you, if you read anything in the lessons that you don’t understand, head to the forum and discuss it with fellow guitarists.

Guitar Chords :

Lesson 1:  Major and Minor Guitar Chords

Lesson 2:  Seventh Chords

Lesson 3:  Power Chords

Lesson 4:  Suspended Chords

Lesson 5:  Chord Inversions

Lesson 6:  Augmented Diminished Chords

Lesson 7:  Compound Chords

Lesson 8:  How to Make Guitar Chords Sound Interesting

Lesson 9:  How to Spice Up Guitar Chords

Lesson10: Pop / Rock Chord Progressions

Lesson11: Blues Chord Progressions

Lesson12: Jazz Chord Progressions

Lesson13: Metal Chord Progressions

Lesson14: Dropped-D Rhythm Guitar Patterns

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