吉他三和弦列表 (大调)

Hi. This is Hub Guitar.

We're going to talk about a lot of different ways to play major chords on the guitar.

This is one of the guitar fundamentals that's actually somewhat easy to play, but most beginners never fully learn it. So this is a big step towards unlocking the guitar and understanding how the notes work.

We'll start by playing a major chord. We're going to use A major for this example. Then we're going to play different inversions of that chord. An inversion is just the name for changing the order of the notes. For instance the A chord has an A, C# and E. If we play it in the order of C#, E, A, that's called the first inversion. If we play in the order of E, A, C#, that's the second inversion.

We can make these inversions by going across the strings, or by going up the strings. like that. We want to practice them both ways.

Here's an example going up the strings that I just showed you. got this shape, A, C#, E. Now we are gonna do C#, E, A, and then E, A, C#.

But we could also do that by going across the strings.so I'm gonna show you an example of that, starting from this root position, A, C#, E, C#, E, A, E, A, C#, and then A, C#, E, like that. Now you can also go across from any of those other inversions that we did, and that's what you should do.

So the goal here is to learn every inversion of the chord, on every set of three strings. cause you've got this one, this one, so it's four total groups of triads that you can do on sets of three strings. You should practice each set going up and down the same strings, and also going across the strings, and memorize them all. There are 12 in total.