Guitar chords are the most fun and the most important fundamental step in learning to play the guitar.

Most guitar courses, music schools, guitar teachers, and books always start beginner guitarists by playing a few notes up and down the first three to five frets of the guitar. While this may be easy for students by the time the get to the sixth string they are bored and the notes they are playing or not really the music they want to hear.

Eventually beginners either quit learning the guitar or find someone who will teach them chords, strumming, rhythm, and yes the music they want to hear being played.

Because of this one aspect learn to play the chords is rewarding for everyone, and when you learn more and more chords the better you become as a guitarist and the more enjoyment you have play.

Chords being important is that under those fingers are the greatest notes for any melody or solo to accompany those chords. If you learn the notes of each finger of a chord you will be able to create some of the best solos and melodies possible of any musician.

Our Guitar Chords 101 Course will teach you not only some very cool chords, but how to move the chords around the fretboard so you can play any position on the guitar neck.

Think you know all the chords you need to know, here is a little quiz for you.

Play a C chord – not the open c chord or the one using the first three frets of the guitar. That chord is for the accompanying guitarist. You need to play a C chord with a different tone.  How about one on the 12th fret might be good and then you can play a few riffs using the same notes. Got it? If you took the basic D chord and moved it to the 12th fret then you found the one I  was thinking about.

Being able to play a different chord is needed when you are playing with several musicians, everyone need to play in they own space and tonal range.

But if you want to solo you will need a few more C chords so you can solo around the neck and in multiple tonal ranges to develop a complete solo for 12 bars.

Our Guitar Chords will teach you three or four chords up the neck, and we will then teach you three or four chords across the strings such as strings 1-2-3 liek the D chord to strings 2-3-4, to 3,4,5, and then 4-5-6. Now you have several tonal ranges for accompaniment and for soloing as well.

We will make sure you understand how these chords are created and how other chords are derived from the basic five chords structures.

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If you have not had a formal Music Education, or took a College course on Guitar Chords, then these lessons are a must. With are low price if you know some of the first lessons more problem you can breeze through them and start with lesson #5 all lessons will be available once you join.