Guitar course for Part 3 beginners Learn the chords（C-Am-Dm7-G）

In the third lesson, we will introduce C, Am, Dm7 and G, which are relatively easy to play.

“C” and “G” are Part 2 covers this in detail, so please refer to that as well.

Am (A minor) is similar to the chord form of C.

Dm7 (D minor seven) is a chord with the 7th note added to Dm.

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

Pattern ①

Pattern ②

Pattern ③

To mute, just lightly touch the 2nd fret of the 6th string with your thumb.

If it is difficult due to the size of your hands, pattern 2 is fine.

Am is similar to the chord form of C

Am is similar to the chord form of C.

Dm7

Dm7 (D minor seven) is a chord with the 7th note added to Dm.

It is the seventh note (C) counting from D.

In the case of Maj7 (major seven), the seventh note is replaced with “C#”.
*This is the sound of the 2nd string and 2nd fret.

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

Pattern ①

Pattern ②

Summary

Now you have memorized 6 chords: G, Em, C, D, Am, and Dm7.

It may take some time at first, but with practice you will definitely get better at it.

Don’t rush, take your time and work on it.