The First Pillar: Chords

At this point, we'll stay for a while on the first pillar of our guitar journey: CHORDS.

Probably you already know some shapes, maybe not, but the important thing to understand now is that chords are not static shapes to brute-force memorize

With the help of these lessons, you'll learn how chords are created and how to play them on the fly on any part of the fretboard.

Here are the resources for today's lesson:

1) Your First Open Chords

This tutorial is aimed at the beginners that want to learn their first chords. Anyway, intermediate players will find useful the diagrams that also show the tones in the chords (see the colored circles at the bottom of the diagrams)

2) Complete Chords Library with Tones, None Names and Fingers

This is a unique chords dictionary that shows you finger positions, note names, tones in the chord on the same diagrams. Have fun exploring it, but don't rush: we're going to analyze all the chord types in the next days.

3) Comprehensive Ebook: Chords Domination | Play Any Chord You Want Across All The Fretboard

Find all the chords in a complete reference full of useful information.

This ebook is packed-full with color-coded diagrams that show chord tones , note names, and finger positions, a handy visual chord formula table, and the tones fretboard maps of 44 different chord types.

That's all for today, the next time we'll keep deepening our chords knowledge. See you!

Gianca, founder of FaChords Guitar

P.S. Missed Previous Lessons?

• 1) Improve Your Fretboard Knowledge The Easy Way
• 2) Learn The Best Strategies For Practice and Memory Optimization