One minute Changes (Guitar Lesson BC-162) Guitar for beginners Stage 6

This is Stage 6, Lesson 2 of Justin's Beginner Guitar Course.

This video shows you the chord changes you should be working on for this stage.

The Justinguitar Beginners Guitar Course, a series of over 100 lessons on guitar for beginners. Text support is on the web site and also in a proper old skool paper book which can be ordered from the web site of your local music store :)

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[mabliss]

dude.... love your fret inlays :)

[ytR0DN3Y]

.... could just move your fingers down two frets for a G barre chord...

[SuperNuon]

u r the best :)

[katylaisure]

You are so encouraging and friendly, thanks for your videos :)

[hmedyar]

umm i cant get my B string ringing any tips why that is?

[tzeolotltenamaxtli]

It is a wise comment to say that you need to practice things that are difficult to you .

[eltrentoro]

the c isn't really "added," it's already a part of the chord

f major is "f - a - c" all naturals

sorry just couldn't help being a theory nerd

[standindarkness]

why do you call the chord old school? people still use them and call that an f with an added c in the bass note, i think. anyways i love the lessons and thank you for all the time you are putting into this. you are the man!!!

[themelvil]

Apart from the different sound it also depends on the progression. If a C follows the G, then I play the G with the pinky on the high E so I can switch to the C more easily.

[MaximusVelocity]

That's what I tend to do, but as Smalas points out, the voicing of Open G and Barre G are different (just like the two common ways to play Em7).

[Zamnatou]

I think Justin wants to teach people the basic chords well, before he shows the "advanced" ones. I think this Is a great idea, I learned the basic chords long ago, but I still watch these videos here and practice it...and it is really helpful if you want to play faster and cleaner.