A lot of chords have more than three notes. No surprises there - the guitar has six strings, after all. As long as you play a mixture of the first, third and fifth notes (usually with the root as the ...

We all hit this ceiling at some stage in our playing journey ... different root note positions and using a barring technique you can play any major chord anywhere on the guitar. You may recognise the ...

you’ll see that every major chord has a minor reflection, (shown in the inner circle) which contains all the same notes as its major counterpart. Chord vi is the minor reflection, or ‘relative minor’ ...

When it comes to guitar chords, it all begins with basic ones that are called either major (use just the letter of the chord, eg E for E major) or minor (reduced to the letter plus m, eg Em for E ...

All the chords ... is added to a chord this is known as a seventh chord. The dominant seventh of a V chord can be shown by the symbol V7. For example, G7 is made by taking the major triad of ...