Beginner Guitar Chords (CAGED)
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Basic Beginner Guitar Chords...
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C Major Guitar Chord
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The easy basic beginner guitar chords for acoustic and electric guitar. The chords
everyone learns to play first. Also known as the c-a-g-e-d chords.
These chords are considered the basic guitar chords, but everyone uses them all the time. They are great chords
and give a great sound because of the open strings.
This 'open-string' sound is unique to guitar and is one of it's best features.
These basic guitar chords are suitable for beginners because they train your fretting fingers to work
independently. They also help strengthen the fingers and prepare them for the more
difficult bar chords.
These basic beginner guitar chords are also know as the CAGED chords.
Now, there are some secret tricks to learning chords that you should know about. Don't just rush blindly in and
start playing these beginner chords, learn HOW to do it first.
Also learn why and how to learn chords in groups instead of one at a time. This will make learning songs a whole
lot faster and easier...
...Understanding how chords work together this way will literally save you years of frustration and confusion.
These inside secrets are very powerful. Learn them!
Have fun with these basic guitar chords.
Download a PDF Of The Basic CAGED Guitar Chords
Here's a printable pdf e-book file of the basic open position CAGED chords.
Also includes some practice tips.
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NEXT: Easy Guitar Chords - this
article discusses triads - the most basic building block of chords.
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