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6th Chords 6th chords are formed using a major or minor triad and adds the 6th note of the root note’s scale. 6th chords are used in jazz and pop music. 7th Chords 7th guitar chords are frequently in jazz and blues. These guitar chords use the flat 7th or 7th note from the major […]

e|–2–| B|–0–| G|–2–| D|–1–| A|–2–| E|—–| e|–2–| B|–4–| G|–2–| D|–4–| A|–2–| E|—–| e|–7–| B|–7–| G|–8–| D|–7–| A|–9–| E|–7–| e|–11–| B|–10–| G|–8—| D|–9—| A|——| E|——| e|–11–| B|–10–| G|–11–| D|–9—| A|——| E|——|

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Original Composition: George R. PoultonLyrics: W. W. Fosdick American Civil War Song Aura Lee As the black-bird in the spring ‘neath the wil-low tree e|——————|——————|——————|——————| B|——1—-0—-1-|–3———3—–|–1—-0——-0–|–1—————| G|-0—————-|——-2———-|———–2——|——————| D|——————|——————|——————|——————| A|——————|——————|——————|——————| E|——————|——————|——————|——————| Sat and piped I heard him sing prai-sing Au – ra Lee e|——————|——————|——————|——————| B|——1—-0—-1-|–3———3—–|–1—-0——-0–|–1—————| G|-0—————-|——-2———-|———–2——|——————| D|——————|——————|——————|——————| A|——————|——————|——————|——————| E|——————|——————|——————|——————| Au – ra Lee Au – ra […]

e|——————0–3–0——————| B|—————1———–1—————| G|———0–3—————–3–0———| D|—–2——————————-2—–| A|–3————————————-3–| E|——————————————-| e|——————–3–6–3——————–| B|—————–5———–5—————–| G|———–3–5—————–5–3———–| D|—–2–5—————————–5–2—–| A|–3—————————————–3–| E|———————————————–| e|———————–6–8–6———————–| B|—————–5–8———–8–6—————–| G|————–5———————–5————–| D|——–5–8—————————–8–5——–| A|—–7—————————————–7—–| E|–8———————————————–8–| e|—————————–8—————————–| B|———————-8–11—–11–8———————-| G|——————-9——————-9——————-| D|————8–10————————-10–8————| A|—–7–10—————————————10–7—–| E|–8—————————————————–8–| e|———————-12———————-| B|————–11–13——13–11————–| G|———-12———————-12———-| D|–10–14——————————14–10–| A|———————————————-| E|———————————————-|

e|—————–4—————–| B|———–3–5—–5–3———–| G|——–4—————–4——–| D|–2–6———————–6–2–| A|———————————–| E|———————————–| e|—————–4–7–4—————–| B|————–5———–5————–| G|——–4–7—————–7–4——–| D|—–6—————————–6—–| A|–7———————————–7–| E|—————————————–| e|——————–7–10–7——————–| B|—————–9————9—————–| G|———–7–9——————9–7———–| D|—–6–9——————————9–6—–| A|–7——————————————7–| E|————————————————| e|—————————10–12–10—————————| B|——————–9–12————–12–9——————–| G|—————–9—————————-9—————–| D|———-9–12———————————-12–9———-| A|——11————————————————11——| E|–12——————————————————–12–| e|———————————-12———————————-| B|————————–12–15——15–12————————–| G|———————-13———————-13———————-| D|————–12–14——————————14–12————–| A|——11–14———————————————-14–11——| E|–12————————————————————–12–|

Traditional English Lullaby Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star Twin-kle, Twin-kle Lit-tle Star, How I Won- der What You Are e|———————————–|———————————–| B|–1—-1—-8—-8—-10–10—-8–|–6—-6—-5—-5—-3—-3—-1–| G|———————————–|———————————–| D|———————————–|———————————–| A|———————————–|———————————–| E|———————————–|———————————–| Up A- bove the World So High, Like a Dia- mond in the Sky e|———————————–|———————————–| B|–8—-8—-6—-6—-5—-5—-3–|–8—-8—-6—-6—-5—-5—-3–| G|———————————–|———————————–| D|———————————–|———————————–| A|———————————–|———————————–| E|———————————–|———————————–| Twin-kle, Twin-kle Lit-tle Star, How I Won- der What You Are […]

E F♯m G♯m A B C♯m D♯dim E F#m G#m A B C#m D#dim e|—-0—–2—–4—–0—–2—–4———-| B|—-0—–2—–4—–2—–4—–5—–7—-| G|—-1—–2—–4—–2—–4—–6—–8—-| D|—-2—–4—–6—–2—–4—–6—–7—-| A|—-2—–4—–6—–0—–2—–4—–6—-| E|—-0—–2—–4—————————-| I ii iii IV V vi vii (Major chords are usually capitalized, minor and diminished chords are lower case) Key of E Major Using 7th Chords EMaj7 F♯m7 G♯m7 AMaj7 B7 C♯m7 D♯m7♭5 E Major […]

Electric guitars are made with solid, semi-hollow, and hollow bodies. Using an instrument cable (or wireless system) the guitar is plugged into an amplifier. Without an amp, electric guitars make very little musical sound. Most modern electric guitars have 6, 7, or even 8 strings though different variations can be seen on custom electric guitars. […]

Minor Pentatonic Scale Basics

To tune your guitar from Standard Tuning to Open G: drop the low E (6th) string one step down to D drop the A (5th) string one step down to G drop the high E (1st) string one step down to D the order of strings from low to high should be DGDGBD Most open […]

Traditional Christimas Hymn O Come, O Come, Emmanuel O come, O come, Em – man – u – el And e|——————–|——-0—-0—-0–|——-1—-0——-|——————–| B|——————–|–1—————–|–3————–3–|–1————–3–| G|—————–2–|——————–|——————–|——————–| D|——————–|——————–|——————–|——————–| A|——————–|——————–|——————–|——————–| E|——————–|——————–|——————–|——————–| ran- som cap- tive Is – ra – el. That mourns in lone-ly e|–0—————–|——————–|——————–|——————–| B|——-1———1–|–3—-0————|—————–3–|–3————–0–| G|————2——-|————2—-0–|-2——————|——-2—-2——-| D|——————–|——————–|——————–|——————–| A|——————–|——————–|——————–|——————–| E|——————–|——————–|——————–|——————–| ex – ile here Un – til the Son of […]

Traditional English Ballad Scarborough Fair e|———–|–0—–0–|———–|———–| B|———–|———–|-0—–1-0-|———–| G|–2—–2–|———–|———–|–2—–2–| D|—–2—–|—–2—–|—-0——|—–2—–| A|–0——–|–0——–|———–|–0——–| E|———–|———–|-3———|———–| e|—–0–3–|–5—–3–|–0–2—–|–0——–| B|———–|———–|——–3–|———–| G|———–|———–|———–|——–2–| D|———–|———–|—–0—–|—–2—–| A|–0——–|—–0—–|–3——–|–0——–| E|———–|———–|———–|———–| e|—–5–5–|–5—–5–|–3—–0–|–0——–| B|———–|———–|———–|—–3–1–| G|———–|———–|—–0—–|———–| D|———–|———–|———–|———–| A|–0——–|—–0—–|–3——–|–3–2–0–| E|———–|———–|———–|———–| e|———–|——–0–|———–|———–| B|–0——–|———–|–3—–1–|–0——–| G|——–0–|–2——–|———–|—–2–0–| D|—–0—–|—–2—–|—–0—–|———–| A|———–|–0——–|———–|———–| E|–3——–|———–|–1——–|–3——–| e|———–|———–|———–|———–| B|———–|———–|———–|———–| G|–2—–2–|——–2–|———–|———–| D|—–2—–|—–2—–|———–|———–| A|–0——–|–0——–|–0——–|———–| E|———–|———–|———–|———–|

The CAGED Method is used to find guitar chords for any root note up and down the fretboard of the guitar. Connecting the open chord shapes in the order of C-A-G-E-D, you can find where guitar chords and their root notes repeat on different areas of the guitar fretboard. More on the CAGED Method