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Left Handed Beginner Guitar Chords
Left Handed Beginner Guitar Chords
Our left handed beginner guitar chords are designed to be easy to use for left handers and are the ideal starting point for learning to play.
Our left handed beginner guitar chords are designed to be easy to use for left handers and are the ideal starting point for learning to play.
The reverse of the card shows the note layout of the fret-board and has some blank fret-boards for noting any new chords shapes you pick up along the way.
The reverse of the card shows the note layout of the fret-board and has some blank fret-boards for noting any new chords shapes you pick up along the way.
Printed on A5 200mg gloss white card this colourful, easy to read card, offers the chance to learn the basic chord shapes in a fun way.
Printed on A5 200mg gloss white card this colourful, easy to read card, offers the chance to learn the basic chord shapes in a fun way.
£3 with free postage
£3 with free postage
Left Handed Beginner Chord chart use:
Left Handed Beginner Chord chart use:
To use this chart, simply put your right hand finger tips on the fret-board as shown by the dots on each chord diagram. The strings marked with a green letter are the ones for that chord.
To use this chart, simply put your right hand finger tips on the fret-board as shown by the dots on each chord diagram. The strings marked with a green letter are the ones for that chord.
Ensure to position your fingers so as to ensure the note rings nice and clearly.
Ensure to position your fingers so as to ensure the note rings nice and clearly.
Try each string in turn then strum them all together. - Remember not to play the strings marked with a red letter as this is not part of the chord.
Try each string in turn then strum them all together. - Remember not to play the strings marked with a red letter as this is not part of the chord.
Try changing your choice of finger for each dot until you find the comfortable position for your playing. Some teachers / tutors believe certain fingers should be in certain locations for each chord but we think comfort is far better for encouraging playing. Once you've mastered the basics there is plenty of time to perfect technique.
Try changing your choice of finger for each dot until you find the comfortable position for your playing. Some teachers / tutors believe certain fingers should be in certain locations for each chord but we think comfort is far better for encouraging playing. Once you've mastered the basics there is plenty of time to perfect technique.
Chords noted: Major, Minor, Seventh and Minor Seventh across the notes A, B, C, D, E, F, G
Chords noted: Major, Minor, Seventh and Minor Seventh across the notes A, B, C, D, E, F, G
A Am A7 Am7
A Am A7 Am7
B Bm B7 Bm7
B Bm B7 Bm7
C Cm C7 Cm7
C Cm C7 Cm7
D Dm D7 Dm7
D Dm D7 Dm7
E Em E7 Em7
E Em E7 Em7
F Fm F7 Fm7
F Fm F7 Fm7
G Gm G7 Gm7
G Gm G7 Gm7
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