Chord charts for all types in all keys

View chord grid diagrams with fingerings and chord notes.

• C chords
• C# chords
• Db chords
• D chords
• D# chords
• Eb chords
• E chords
• F chords
• F# chords
• Gb chords
• G chords
• G# chords
• Ab chords
• A chords
• A# chords
• Bb chords
• B chords
• Chord quiz

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Chart with guitar chords. The chart gives an overview of some often-used chords in the most commonly played keys. For printable guitar charts in PDF-format with adjusted width to fit on an A4 paper for printers with 72 or higher dpi and, see The Chord Chart ebook with over 500 chord diagrams.

No letter = major | maj7 = major seventh | 7 = dominant seventh chord | x = don't play string | 0 = open string | 1, 2, 3 and so on = fret number

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If you are looking for more chords and various categories, go to the chord by types section.

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The Chord Chart Poster includes a selection of the 100+ most important chords for guitar.

Chords and guitar

Chords are essential for playing guitar. Chords can be used for everything from one-chord grooves to long complex progressions.

Chords consist of a set of notes – three, four, five, or even more. The most common chords contain three notes and are called triads. Chords can be distinguish by quality. The four main chord qualities are major, minor, diminished, and augmented.

Chord can also be organized as functions, especially when it comes to chord progressions. Like for instance how chords relate to each other in a progression based on the actual musical key. When chords are written out in Roman numerals, it declare how they relate to other chords in the same key.

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