100 Acordes

The Top 100 Essential Guitar Chords

Top 100 Essential Chords:
Open Position Chords: Major

This first section contains your standard open chords. Every beginner should learn these probablybefore trying to play anything else. 1. C major

2. D major

3. E major

4. A major

5. G major

Open Position Chords: Minor

Next we have open position minor chords. 6. E minor

7. Aminor

8. D minor

Open Position Chords: 7th

Next, there are a few “7” chords, sometimes called “Dominant 7”. These are played in the “open” position. These contain 4 tones. 9. E7

10. A711. D7

12. G7

Open Position Chords: Minor 7th

The second most common 4-note chords: Minor 7 chords, here in the open position: 13. Em7

14. Am7

15.

Open Position Chords: Major 7thHere is a new kind of 4-note chord: The major 7 chord. 15. Cmaj7

16. Fmaj7

Barre Chords: Major

Moving on, while the open chords were the easiest to play. now we have barre chords which are alittle harder. You have to “barre” the entire first fret of the chord with your index finger. (I go over the barre technique in the Ultimate Beginner Guitar Course) 17. Fmajor

18. Gmajor

19.Amajor

20. C major

21. D major

22. B major

Barre Chords: Minor Also Essential are minor barre chords:

23. Fminor

24. Gm

25. Am

26. Bm

27. Cm

28. Dm

Barre Chords:dominant Here's the dominant 7 chords in barre form. 29. F7

30. G7

31. A7

32. B7

33. C7

34. D7

Barre Chords: Minor 7 And the minor 7s in barre form... 35. Fm7

36. Gm7

37. Am738. Bm7

39. Cm7

40. Dm7

Barre Chords: ROOTS ON 'A' STRING: Major Also, there are many useful barre shapes with the roots in the A string. 41. C

42. D

43. E

44. F

45. G

BarreChords: ROOTS ON 'A' STRING: Minor 46. Cm

47. Dm

48. Em

49. Fm

50. Gm

Barre Chords: ROOTS ON 'A' STRING: dominant 51. C7

52. D7

53. E7

54. F7

55. G7

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