Alfred's Basic Guitar Chord Chart: A Chart of All the Basic Chords in Every Key

Use this chart to learn C, E, Em, A, Am, G7,G, D, Dm, D7th, and F.Strum these cords to simple folk songs.Then work out simple picking pattern.This chart is how i learned to play guitar.Every guitar player should have this chart.Cut your finger nails very short on your left hand.When i was in H S in 1962 i did not have lessons or instruction booklet or you tube. all i had was a guitar and this chart and I learned to play and sing simple folk songs and country tunes.

This chord chart is pretty decent, especially given how low cost it is. Folded up (as shown in the picture) it is slightly bigger than a regular sheet of paper (the chart in the picture is just folded in half).Open it up and you will see a chart of chords. Down the left are the keys: Ab - G. Across the top it tells you what variation of the chord you are playing:MajorMinor7thDim.Aug.Maj 6thMin 6thNinthSo in total there are 12*8 = 96 chords shown in the chart.On the page is a one page chart, "Chord Accompaniment Guide", contains all the keys again and across the top it goes over: The three principal chords, the three relative minor chords, and 6 alternate chords.

Seen better but ok for the price.

Great info laid out in a way that's very easy to learn.

Great item to use along with Alfred's Essentials of Music Theory Lesson books that my teenager is doing. He says very helpful.

This is basically a small poster folded in half. Very small print. Just like another reviewer, mine arrived ripped. Also, not that it matters, but the product image is different than the product. I could probably find a PDF online that I could print and have better readability. Plus, I could just print out another of it rips.

I teach guitar to young teens and this chart is invaluable for learning chords and finger placement!

Definitely worth the money, has every chord a beginner will need.