Ab Chord (also G# or G sharp)

How to play a Ab Chord (A flat chord, also called Ab Major chord, also G# or G sharp).
See this link for diagrams and more major chords: http://webspace.webring.com/people/pv/vangar/majorChords.html

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[thepaola101]

Ab looks like a spider, and its so hard to play on an accoustic guitar!!!!

[randysguitarclinic]

@thepaola101 Try the Ab chord that is shown at about one minute. The E form barre at the fourth fret. Also, click on the link in the description to go to the page with the diagrams.

[nrhbmw]

I'm obviously very stupid to not be able to understand how the heck you play a g sharp chord. your vid didn't help whatsoever moving two hundred miles per hour.

[randysguitarclinic]

@nrhbmw Again, click on the link and go to the diagrams.

[randysguitarclinic]

@nrhbmw Click on the link in the text block under the video to go to the page with the diagrams of the major chords. Scroll down to the Ab diagram.

[babylontorch]

you move like a FUCK , just slow down 10 seconds enough not fast like FUCK , I didn't get any thing because you are FUCK

[randysguitarclinic]

@Saint305XL On tempered instruments (like guitar, piano, and just about any modern instrument) G# and Ab are the same note. Look at your piano if you have one. The black note between G and A is known by two names. G# and Ab, depending on what key you are in. The notes in Ab and G# are the same notes, by different names. The Ab chord and the G# chord are THE SAME, not just similar.

[thepaola101]

@randysguitarclinic yea thanks alot, after seeing the first chord i gave up and didnt

watch the end of the video, but this really helped :)!