Chord Chart

Im given a chord chart and i havent the slightest clue what to do with it. I dont understand it at all, and its just a bunch of lines and pictures to me.

I feel this should be ellaborated upon in the beginner section beofore im confronted with one of these charts. In all fairness, i was thought about some kind of chart in vertical lines and circles with simple C and simple G, and thats about it. Now i got the snazzy looking horizontal chart with these musical notes on it.

Now im stuck, and cant move on. I felt like unsubscribing to it all together because of this.

Originally Posted by: elmazokicic

Im given a chord chart and i havent the slightest clue what to do with it. I dont understand it at all, and its just a bunch of lines and pictures to me.

How to Read a Chord Diagram

Originally Posted by: elmazokicic

Now im stuck, and cant move on. I felt like unsubscribing to it all together because of this.

If a chord chart has you wanting to quit, what till you try learning to play those chords.

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Originally Posted by: elmazokicic

Im given a chord chart and i havent the slightest clue what to do with it. I dont understand it at all, and its just a bunch of lines and pictures to me.

I feel this should be ellaborated upon in the beginner section beofore im confronted with one of these charts. In all fairness, i was thought about some kind of chart in vertical lines and circles with simple C and simple G, and thats about it. Now i got the snazzy looking horizontal chart with these musical notes on it.

Now im stuck, and cant move on. I felt like unsubscribing to it all together because of this.

Do you have a link to the chord chart you're referring to?

If you go through the Guitar Fundemantals 1, Within the early lessons, you have instruction on your first chords (C and G) followed by the next set (E and A). I looked and don't see a chord chart and no instructions outside of that chart. It's why I was asking where you have the chart.

If you follow the Fundementals courses from the start, you're built up through the very basics in to starting with chords and instruction and move on from there.