Some
guitar chords use the same finger
shape but on different strings.
Note the E and Am (m = minor).
Remember,
the numbers below the string is the finger
number to use on that string, not the
string number.
For
the E chord the fingers are on strings
5, 4 and 3.
For
the Am chord the fingers move to string
4, 3 and 2 but stay in the same position.
There
is a song Beethoven composed for the piano
that I have arranged using these 2 chords
E and Am (for the most part). I arranged
it for Easy Guitar so beginners that know
the E and Am chords are able to tackle
it. I call the song For Elsie, but the
name is For Elise.
My
arrangement is short to keep it simple
for the student. The other chords in the
song are just parts of the C and G chords.
We can go over the song if you decide
to come in for lessons or I can teach
you by ZOOM.
Burt
Cell
Text 410-739-1511
I can email the For Elise TAB if anyone
is interested just send me an email. burt120@gmail.com
Learn
the chords on the Chord Chart
that you printed earlier but
save C and G for last.
The
chord chart shown below has some chords
and some chord fingering that I believe
are not for beginners. Specifically
the G and the F. Some of the
teaching materials available I just don't
agree with.
Skip
C , G, and F. Learn the other
chords and come back to C, G and F after
you master the others.