Uploaded by Cathy Hernandez on January 5, 2019 at 4:06 am
Learn 100 Guitar Chords in 8 Minutes
Quickly learn how to play and memorize over 100 guitar chords in only 8 minutes with 9 moveable shapes. Check out how to do the same thing on the A string here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NI4qplX7DLs
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Quickly learn how to play and memorize over 100 guitar chords in only 8 minutes with 9 moveable shapes. Check out how to do the same thing on the A string here:
Listen to the new album:
iTunes: https://goo.gl/kQCrbv
Spotify: https://goo.gl/wd2Wnd
Bandcamp: https://goo.gl/RgME6b
Soundcloud: https://goo.gl/e8QDYa
Hit me up on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SeanDanielMusic
And Insta: https://www.instagram.com/sean_daniel_music/
Website: www.seandanielmusic.com
Thank you so much for this wonderful lesson. I have a question you mean the major shapes can be played in any place of the major chord and the minor ones can be played in the place of any minor chord? Explain to me please thanks in advance.
Hey Sean. If I play an Am chord, the Am scale sounds best, but if I play a variant like Am7 do I need to alter the scale? I'm thinking not as the notes from Am or Am7 or any Am variant are made from the scale but just wanted to check I'm getting it right. Cheers Sean
When you skip the A string for the AMaj6, AMaj7, and Amin6 chords, if you were to move that shape up two frets, wouldn’t the pitch of the A string stay the same? If so, how could these chord shapes work with chord roots other than A?
Thank you so much for this wonderful lesson. I have a question you mean the major shapes can be played in any place of the major chord and the minor ones can be played in the place of any minor chord? Explain to me please thanks in advance.
You mean 8 minutes and 16 seconds
Jeez what a scam
Jk ?
I'm 47 starting to play guitar and this is helping alot.
Gonna have to start playing those minor 6 chords, especially after a major 7, they sound great together, thanks for the lesson!
I dont understand a thing, but it sounds easy when he speaks.
i needed this a long time ago. thank you
This is really good
He looks like Neil Patrick Harris
Hey Sean. If I play an Am chord, the Am scale sounds best, but if I play a variant like Am7 do I need to alter the scale? I'm thinking not as the notes from Am or Am7 or any Am variant are made from the scale but just wanted to check I'm getting it right. Cheers Sean
this video really help me
No more zombie chords for me!! Hell yea man thanks
It's 100% important to know the fretboard. .
Whats that guitar?
God I hate it when dates who don't play anything about guitar ask me to play an a minor 9!
When you skip the A string for the AMaj6, AMaj7, and Amin6 chords, if you were to move that shape up two frets, wouldn’t the pitch of the A string stay the same? If so, how could these chord shapes work with chord roots other than A?
what guitar is that
You mean do 8 chords, ya ain't gonna learn them all in 8 minutes.
Nathan Kress
how about diminished chords?
can someone do all cords of a guitar
nice lesson but I am a bit confused, at 5:24 shouldn't the 6th be an F note cause you are playing F#.