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Cm7 chord
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Cm7 chord

Cm7 chord This is a Cm7 chord. A minor 7 chord contains the root, b3rd, 5th, and b7th degrees of the scale. In this case, in the key of C, we have the notes C, Eb, G, and Bb. You take your first finger and put...
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C Major 7 chord
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C Major 7 chord

C Major 7 chord This video shows the C Major 7 chord. A Major 7 chord contains the root, 3rd, 5th, and 7th degrees of the scale. In this case, in the key of C, we have the notes C, E, G, and B. You put your fi...
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C7 chord
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C7 chord

C7 chord Here we have a C7 chord. A 7th chord, also called a Dominant 7th chord, contains the root, 3rd, 5th, and b7th degrees of the scale. In this case, in the key of C, we have the notes C, E, G, and Bb. Yo...
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Gdim7 chord
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Gdim7 chord

Gdim7 chord Alright, so here is a Gdim7 chord. A diminished 7 chord contains the root, b3rd,b 5th, and bb7th (6th) degrees of the scale. In this case, in the key of G, we have the notes G, Bb, Db, and Fb (E). ...
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Gm7b5 chord
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Gm7b5 chord

Gm7b5 chord Here is a Gm7b5 chord. A m7b5 chord contains the root, b3rd, b5th, and b7th degrees of the scale. In this case, in the key of G, we have the notes G, Bb, Db, and F.  A m7b5 chord can also be called...
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Gm7 chord
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Gm7 chord

Gm7 chord This is a Gm7 chord. A minor 7 chord contains the root, b3rd, 5th, and b7th degrees of the scale. In this case, in the key of G, we have the notes G, Bb, D, and F. You take your middle finger, your s...
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G Major 7 chord
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G Major 7 chord

G Major 7 chord This video shows the G Major 7 chord. A Major 7 chord contains the root, 3rd, 5th, and 7th degrees of the scale. In this case, in the key of G, we have the notes G, B, D, and F#. You put your f...
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G7 chord
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G7 chord

G7 chord Here we have a G7 chord. A 7th chord, also called a Dominant 7th chord, contains the root, 3rd, 5th, and b7th degrees of the scale. In this case, in the key of G, we have the notes G, B, D, and F. You...
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D Minor 7 Arpeggio – D Form
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D Minor 7 Arpeggio – D Form

D Minor 7 Arpeggio - D Form D Minor 7 Arpeggio - D Form This is the last form of the D minor 7th arpeggio. This shape starts from the 12th fret of the 4th string with the first finger. We play to the highest n...
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D Minor 7 Arpeggio – E Form
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D Minor 7 Arpeggio – E Form

D Minor 7 Arpeggio - E Form D Minor 7 Arpeggio - E Form - This form you should be able to visualize as coming from your root 6 basic minor Barre chord. It should also be easy to see a lot of the minor pentaton...
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D Minor 7 Arpeggio – G Form
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D Minor 7 Arpeggio – G Form

D Minor 7 Arpeggio - G Form D Minor 7 Arpeggio - G Form - Here is another form of the D minor 7th arpeggio. Do you remember that the Major 7th arpeggio has a 1, 3, 5, and 7?  Well, a minor 7th arpeggio has a 1...
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D Minor 7 Arpeggio – A Form
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D Minor 7 Arpeggio – A Form

D Minor 7 Arpeggio - A Form D Minor 7 Arpeggio - A Form - Here we have the A form of the D minor 7th arpeggio. This is a very useful form that starts with the first finger on the 5th fret of the 5th string. It...
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D Minor 7 Arpeggio – C Form
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D Minor 7 Arpeggio – C Form

D Minor 7 Arpeggio - C Form  D Minor 7 Arpeggio C Form - In this video, you will learn the C form of the D minor 7 arpeggio. The D minor 7 arpeggio contains the notes D, F, A, and C. To start, use thi...
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G Dominant 7 Arpeggio – G Form
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G Dominant 7 Arpeggio – G Form

G Dominant 7 Arpeggio - G Form G Dominant 7 Arpeggio - G Form - This video shows the G form of the G7 arpeggio. Once again, a dominant 7th arpeggio has a root, 3rd, 5th, and b7th. We are in the key of G so we ...
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G Dominant 7 Arpeggio – A Form
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G Dominant 7 Arpeggio – A Form

G Dominant 7 Arpeggio - A Form G Dominant 7 Arpeggio - A Form - Here is the A form of the G7 arpeggio.Just like our other videos, we play up to the highest note in the position and down to the lowest note...
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G Dominant 7 Arpeggio – C Form
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G Dominant 7 Arpeggio – C Form

G Dominant 7 Arpeggio - C Form G Dominant 7 Arpeggio - C Form - Now we show the C form of the G7 arpeggio. Instead of just playing the root, 3rd, 5th, and b7th, we play the root, 3rd, 5th, b7, root, 3rd, and 5...
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G Dominant 7 Arpeggio – D Form
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G Dominant 7 Arpeggio – D Form

G Dominant 7 Arpeggio - D Form G Dominant 7 Arpeggio - D Form -This video shows the D form of the G7 arpeggio. Remember, that an arpeggio is a broken up chord. In essence, the chord played one note at a time. ...
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G Dominant 7 Arpeggio – E Form
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G Dominant 7 Arpeggio – E Form

G Dominant 7 Arpeggio - E Form G Dominant 7 Arpeggio - E Form - Here is the E form of the G7 arpeggio. A dominant 7th arpeggio has a root, 3rd, 5th, and b7th. We are in the key of G so we have a G, B, D, and F...
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C Major 7 Arpeggio – C Form
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C Major 7 Arpeggio – C Form

C Major 7 Arpeggio - C Form C Major 7 Arpeggio - C Form. Here is the last form of our C Major 7 Arpeggio series.This form is used quite frequently by guitarists of all genres alike.Ok, let's review. ...
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C Major 7 Arpeggio – D Form
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C Major 7 Arpeggio – D Form

C Major 7 Arpeggio - D Form C Major 7 Arpeggio - D Form. This form comes from the D chord shape and is a little tricky as it doesn't fall as nicely under the fingers as the E form, but don't let that stop you....
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C Major 7 Arpeggio – E Form
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C Major 7 Arpeggio – E Form

C Major 7 Arpeggio - E Form C Major 7 Arpeggio - E Form. Once again we have a C Major 7 Arpeggio. This shape is very easy to learn and memorize. The second octave of this form is such a simple shape that you s...
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C Major 7 Arpeggio – G Form
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C Major 7 Arpeggio – G Form

C Major 7 Arpeggio - G Form C Major 7 Arpeggio - G Form. Here we have the G form of the C Major 7th arpeggio. If you are not familiar with what the G form means please go and watch some CAGED videos here. Agai...
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C Major 7 Arpeggio – A Form
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C Major 7 Arpeggio – A Form

C Major 7 Arpeggio - A Form C Major 7 Arpeggio - A Form - This video shows the A form of the C Major 7th Arpeggio.An arpeggio is simply a broken up chord.A Major 7th arpeggio contains a root (1), 3rd...
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Common Chord Progression 15
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Common Chord Progression 15

Common Chord Progression 15 This Common Chord Progression, Common Chord Progression 15 is called the "50's Progression" because it was so widely used in the 1950's. The majority of Oldies, or Doo-Wop, music th...
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Common Chord Progression 14
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Common Chord Progression 14

Common Chord Progression 14 Common chord Progression 14 is truly one of the most used chord progressions in Western Pop Music. It is a I-V-vi-IV chord progression. In the key of C, we have the following chords...
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Common Chord Progression 13
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Common Chord Progression 13

Common Chord Progression 13 Here is Common Chord Progression 13. It is a ii-IV-V. In the key of C that is a Dm, F, and G. Just like all of our Common Chord Progressions, you should try to play it in other keys...
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Common Chord Progression 12
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Common Chord Progression 12

Common Chord Progression 12 Common Chord Progression 12 has been used in songs such as "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" by The Beatles and "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" by Led Zepplin. As explained in the video, th...
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Common Chord Progression 11
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Common Chord Progression 11

Common Chord Progression 11 This video shows Common Chord Progression 11 from our TAGA Method Book. This is a vi-V-IV-V chord progression. It is played in the key of C. Therefore, the chords are Am, G, F, and ...
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Common Chord Progression 10
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Common Chord Progression 10

 Common Chord Progression 10 Common Chord Progression 10 - Here we have a vi-IV-I-V in the key of C. Therefore, the chords are Am, F, C, and G.You can use this chord progression to play countless songs su...
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Common Chord Progression 8
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Common Chord Progression 8

Common Chord Progression 8 In this video, you will learn Common Chord Progression 8. Finally, we move away from solely the I, IV, V chords. This chord progression shows an I-ii-IV chord progression.  The chord...
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Common Chord Progression 9
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Common Chord Progression 9

Common Chord Progression 9 Here is Common Chord Progression 9. It is a I-V-vi-iii-IV-I-IV-V chord progression. It is played in the key of C so the chords are C, G, Am, Em, F, C, F, G.Can you guess what fam...
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Common Chord Progression 7
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Common Chord Progression 7

Common Chord Progression 7 Common Chord Progression 7 - Countless songwriters have used the I, IV, and V chords to write amazing songs. The only thing that changes is the order. It could be I-IV-V, V-IV-I, I-I...
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Common Chord Progression 6
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Common Chord Progression 6

 Common Chord Progression 6 Common Chord Progression 6. Once again, we are only using the I, IV, and V chords. However, this time the order is I-V-IV-I. Remember, there are hundreds of songs that you can play ...
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Common Chord Progression 5
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Common Chord Progression 5

  Common Chord Progression 5 Here is Common Chord Progression 5. Again, we are still playing the I, IV, and V chords but this time we go back to the IV chord at the end of the chord progression. This simple I ...
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Common Chord Progression 4
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Common Chord Progression 4

Common Chord Progression 4  This video will show you how to play Common Chord Progression 4. We are still playing the I, IV, and V chords but this time we go back to the I chord at the end of the chor...
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Common Chord Progression 3
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Common Chord Progression 3

Common Chord Progression 3 Common Chord Progression 3 - This video shows the ever so common I - IV - V chord progression.  It is played in the key of C so we have a C, F, and, G chord. This is one of the most ...
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Common Chord Progression 2
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Common Chord Progression 2

Common Chord Progression 2 Common Chord Progression 2 is a I to V chord progression. This video is in the key of C and therefore consists of a C to G chord. Again, don't be fooled by this simple chord progress...
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Common Chord Progression 1
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Common Chord Progression 1

Common Chord Progression 1 Here is Common Chord Progression 1. Common Chord Progression 1 is a I to IV chord progression. This video is in the key of G and therefore consists of a G to C chord. Don't be fooled...
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Basic Strumming Pattern 1
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Basic Strumming Pattern 1

Basic Strumming Pattern 1 In this video, we have Basic Strumming Pattern 1 which you can use to play Hey Jude by The Beatles. You should know that there are 2 parts to the beat, the up and the down. If you tap...
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4 String G7 Chord
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4 String G7 Chord

4 String G7 Chord This version of a G7 chord is one of the easiest chords to play on the guitar but already sounds great and can be used in many songs. G7 is also known as G dominant seventh. We only need one ...
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Am chord
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Am chord

Am chord In this video, you will learn how to play the Am chord. The Am chord is one of approximately 15 basic open chords that you can play on the guitar. "Open" chord means that it will use at least 1 open s...
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A chord
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A chord

A chord This video shows you how to play the A chord. Just like the Am chord, the 5th string is played open. Next, you then you place your 1st finger on the 2nd fret of the fourth string, your 2nd finger on th...
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A7 chord
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A7 chord

A7 chord Here is an A7 chord. Just like the Am and A chords, the 5th string is played open. Next, you place your 1st finger on the 2nd fret of the fourth string, the 3rd string is played open, your 2nd finger ...
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B7 chord
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B7 chord

B7 chord In this video, you will learn how to play the B7 Chord. The B7 chord is a basic open chord that you can play on the guitar. An "Open" chord means that it will use at least 1 open string. Your 2nd fing...
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C chord
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C chord

C chord This video shows you how to play the C chord. This is also a 5 string chord so we will not play the 6th string. Your 3rd finger goes on the 3rd fret of the fifth string. Your 2nd finger should be place...
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C7 chord
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C7 chord

C7 chord Here is a C7 chord. Once again, this is a five string chord so you will not be playing the 6th string. It is very similar to the C chord with one added finger. Let's review how to play a C chord first...
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Dm chord
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Dm chord

Dm chord In this video, you will learn how to play the Dm chord. This chord is a 4 string chord which means that you will not be playing the 6th and 5th strings. Play the 4th string open. Next, place your 2nd ...
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D chord
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D chord

D chord This video shows you how to play the D chord. Just like the Dm chord, the D chord is a 4 string chord which means that you will not be playing the 6th and 5th strings. Start by playing the 4th string o...
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Em chord
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Em chord

Em chord In this video, you will learn how to play the Em chord. You will only need two fingers for this chord so it should be simple! The Em chord is a 6 string chord so you will be playing all 6 strings. Pla...
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E chord
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E chord

E chord This video shows you how to play the E chord. If you remember how to play the Em chord then playing this chord should be simple. Do you remember Em? Remember, just 2 fingers on the 2nd fret of the fift...
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D7 chord
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D7 chord

D7 chord Here is a D7 chord. Again, this is a 4 string chord so you will not be playing the 6th and 5th strings. Play the 4th string open and then put your 2nd finger on the 2nd fret of the third string. Next,...
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E7 chord
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E7 chord

E7 chord Here is an E7 chord. Again, this is a 6 string chord so you play all strings freely. If you remember the E chord you just have to take off your 3rd finger from the fourth string and play that 4th stri...
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F chord
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F chord

F chord In this video, you will learn how to play the F chord. The F chord is one of the more difficult basic chords as you have to barre your 1st finger over the first and second strings. As it is a 4 note ch...
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G chord
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G chord

G chord This video will show you how to play the G chord. Although there are at least 2 different ways to play this chord with alternate fingerings but we will do it one way for now. This is another 6 string c...
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G7 chord
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G7 chord

G7 chord Here we are at the G7 chord video. Once again, we have a 6 string chord. Start by placing your 3rd finger on the 3rd finger on the 3rd fret of the sixth string. Next, use your 2nd finger to play the 2...
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