How to Play C Chord on Guitar The Right Way!
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- čas přidán 21. 07. 2024
- How to Play C Major Chord on Guitar The Right Way!
In this beginner guitar lesson, I teach you how to play a C chord on guitar in a better way. Often one of the biggest challenges beginners struggle with when learning how to play guitar, is switching from one chord to another smoothly. If you are a beginner guitar player, this is going to be a very important lesson, because this will be a game changer when it comes to learning how to change guitar chords smoothly.
Often the traditional way to play a C chord makes it difficult to switch from one chord to another, because all of the fingers have to change position. If you learn how to play the C chord in the way I will show you in this lesson, you will find switching to other chords much easier because you will use common fingers (fingers that are in the same position for both chords)
If you are a beginner guitar player and trying to learn how to play a C chord on guitar, you don't want to miss this guitar lesson.
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FINALLY!!!! THANK YOU ...THANK YOU SO MUCH !!!!! I am 70 years young and I have been really having a hard and frustrating time trying to get this C chord and now thanks to you I'VE GOT IT ...I appreciate you so much
It is like you are watching me play!! Brand new to all of this and this is so much more comfortable!!!
I've been playing for a few decades and I still struggle switching to the C chord from a G chord. So, beginners, don't get down on yourselves and feel like you're no good and take this guy's advice.
Thank you! Yes, you are right, don't get discouraged, find the easy way to do things and work up to the more complicated
Thanks so much for these easy guitar tips.
This is extremely helpful! Thanks so much! As a beginner and having suffered an injury to my left hand many years ago that caused permanent tendon damage, I have really been struggling with the C and G chord changes. I was getting to the point where I thought I would just have to avoid songs with those chord changes. This gives me hope!
That is a fantastic lesson c to g has had me stuck for months! Thanks
Wow thanks 🙏
Thank you! You've got yourself a new subscriber :)
Thanks, will try this! My ring finger just isn't stretching like I need it to, really slowing my progression as a beginner.
This is very helpful. Thanks 😊
Thank you for watching! I'm glad you found it helpful. How long have you been playing guitar?
@studio33guitar can this cadd9 be used in the classic “amazing Grace” ?
It’s a game changer thankyou so much, I spent a lot of money on lessons and this was never talked about, it’s so easy to loose interest in something that’s hard to master, the C major has its place but this because of the quick change is spot on as you don’t need to panic about getting the timing right for the chord change 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Yes! This is exactly why I teach this method! I’ve seen too many frustrated beginners give up! Thanks for watching! How long have you been playing guitar?
@@Studio33guitar on and off for about 10 years, I have been so frustrated that I just put my guitar down and leave it for months at a time with very little interest to go back to it, I started doing pentatonic scales to try and get back to it which kind of worked but need some good inspiration which I think your video may have sparked
Learning guitar is a huge undertaking and can be quite discouraging and overwhelming. I think one of the keys is to create small goals for yourself; learn one new chord, then practice switching from that chord to another chord you already know, and then learn a song that has that chord in it etc. small manageable goals really help!
@@Studio33guitar thanks that’s a valuable piece of info👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
I’ve been teaching guitar for many years and have seen this work for lots of people! Don’t give up!
Thank you so much! I was really struggling with the C, F, and G chords.
Thank you, I’m glad you liked it. How long have you been playing guitar?
@@Studio33guitar Complicated question. I started playing years ago but gave it up for various reasons. I recently began to take it up again.
@@MsAppassionata That’s great! Keep it up! Playing guitar is so rewarding isn’t it?
So being learning the aquatic guitar for two years ,now from my learning experience
Am so glad I persevered with switching between the C,G D Chords lefting my fingers up then placing back down again, I do appreciate the short cuts but learning them first wouldn't help you in the long run
Just my two bob worth
I do love the c add 9
Thank you🎸
Thanks for watching! ideally you want to be able to do both. Depending on the song, each one will have its place. Often beginners get frustrated and give up altogether because they just can't get the traditional chords to sound right. My advice is to make things easier and work up to the more difficult fingerings. Thanks again for watching!
@@Studio33guitar will take that on board, thank you for replying, cheers from down under 🙃🍻
Thank you! Hello from Canada!
I thought I was the only one struggling with the C chord . I hate it . Thanks for the advice
If you dont practice the original shape of the C major chord, how are you going to learn to put your fingers correctly?
Thanks for watching! Yes, I agree (and I do mention this in the video) that you should learn both, but often times beginners get frustrated and give up altogether. Having an easier way to play the chord can be an encouragement for players to keep going
Can you make a tutorial of heat waves song sir!
I can definitely add that to the list! Thanks for the suggestion!
oh dayum i find still the g chord a pain to play but thanks to this trick its gonna be a pleasure now xd
Awesome! I’m glad you like it. This is a great way to play it!
@@Studio33guitar yea ! thanks to that i use g chord more because i was avoiding it lastly hahaha. also i think it is nice to know some chords variations but in order to connect some better but it isnt easy !
Thanks. I think Bm is hard
Yes that is a tricky one! I have a video about barre chord cheats you might enjoy. I also have a couple of cheater chords that can be used for Bm that I will make a video for soon!
@@Studio33guitar please do. I need help with scales. I have been neglecting them. I know pentatonic but am very slow and that's it. There are so many but I would like to know which ones I need. I like Jeff Buckley and Dave Matthew's style best for me. Thanks
I play cad9 90% of the time.
It’s great isn’t it? It’s easier and most of the time I think it sounds better! How long have you been playing guitar?
@@Studio33guitar 5yrs plus and never stop learning 😀
@@aus-rider Yes! That’s the great thing about guitar, you can keep learning forever, you’ll never know it all!
C and Cadd9 isn't the same thing. Cadd9 has a certain sound to it that you sometimes want, other times don't want. Learning Cadd9 instead of C isn't the right way to go. Sure, it's easier but it's not the right chord.
You’re right! And I say exactly that in this video. Cadd9 is a great substitution that works most of the time, but sometimes a traditional Cmaj is the chord you need for the song to sound “correct”. Thanks for watching!
@@Studio33guitar thanks for doing these clips 👍
Thanks for watching! More to come soon. How long have you been playing guitar?