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Major chords

E major open chord for guitars
Ej7 open chord for guitars
E7 open chord for guitars
E major 6th open chord for guitars
E7 open chord for guitars
A major open chord for guitars
Aj7 open chord for guitars
A7 open chord for guitars
A6 open chord for guitars
A7 open chord for guitars
D major open chord for guitars
Dj7 open chord for guitars
D7 open chord for guitars
D6 open chord for guitars
B7 open chord for guitars
G major open chord for guitars
Gj7 open chord for guitars
G7 open chord for guitars
G6 open chord for guitars
G7 open chord for guitars
C major open chord for guitars
Cj7 open chord for guitars
C7 open chord for guitars
C6 open chord for guitars
chord diagram with 4 frets for guitars
F major open chord for guitars
Fj7 open chord for guitars
F7 open chord for guitars
F6 open chord for guitars
chord diagram with 4 frets for guitars
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Major, major 7th, dominant 7th and major 6th chords

Starting from the open major chord, a successive change in timbre is achieved by moving a single finger, i.e. new intervals are added to the chord. From column to column, the results are:
1. column ↓ major chord
2. column ↓ major 7th chord
3. column ↓ dominant 7th chord (mild)
4. column ↓ major 6th chord
5. column ↓ dominant 7th chord (spicy)

Even if the girl at the lake in the video is not yet impressed, these chords already sound very pretty thanks to the ornaments with a picking pattern in 6/8 time. Just don't give up!

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