Guitar course for beginners Part 6 sing while playing the guitar

In Part 6, after reviewing the chords introduced in Parts 2 to 5, let’s sing while playing the guitar with a simple chord progression.

The nine chords we’ve covered so far are G, Em, C, D, Am, Dm7, Dm, E, and B7.

First, let’s review the chord

The nine chords we’ve covered so far are G, Em, C, D, Am, Dm7, Dm, E, and B7.

There are two ways to play the “G” low chord

Pattern ①

Pattern ②

Em (E minor)

There are three ways to play the “C” low chord

Pattern ①

Pattern ②

Pattern ③

Pattern ③ mutes the open 6th string of pattern ②.
You can mute the sound by lightly touching the 2nd fret of the 6th string with your thumb.

There are two ways to play the “D” low chord

Pattern ①

Pattern ②

Pattern ② mutes the 6th string of pattern ①.
The way to do this is to lightly touch the 2nd fret of the 6th string with your thumb, just like pattern 3 for “C” above.

If it is difficult due to the size of your hands, you can use the “None” mute pattern.

Am (A minor)

Dm7 (D minor seven)

Dm7

E

B7 (B Seven)

Summary

So far, I have reviewed the chords introduced in Parts 2 to 5.

First, practice just the guitar, and then try singing if you think you can sing.