= EmĪnd finally, a reminder if you don’t already know: when referring to a guitar player’s left hand, we use the numbers 1, 2, 3, and 4 to refer to the index, middle, ring, and pinky fingers, respectively (and T for thumb). So all three of these are the same: E minor = E min. One other thing: In music notation, minor chords are abbreviated as “min.” or “m”. (This only applies to chords, not notes, because there is no such thing as a major or minor note.) If, on the other hand, you’re playing a minor chord, you have to say “minor” after the letter: So, for example, if you say you’re playing a G chord, everyone knows you mean you’re playing a G major chord. In music, when referring to a major or minor chord by its letter name, the chord is assumed to be major unless you add something after the letter. Spend some time learning the correct way to play this chord, and then practice a little bit each day before you know it, you’ll be transformed from hopeless noob to an official guitar student, ready to devour more chords like a squirrel devours nuts.įirst of all, let’s talk for a minute about terminology. In this lesson, I’m going to show you the guitar chord you should learn first: E minor.
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Are you just getting started on guitar? Are you so new to it that you don’t know how to play any chords? Well we’re going to change all that today.
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