Guitar g key chord fingering chart

The schematic diagram of guitar G key and chord fingering is as follows:

The chord structure in G major, like the structure of ordinary major triad, consists of a major third and a minor third, and the structure belonging to the seventh chord is a major third+a minor third+a minor third. A major third indicates that there are two whole tones from the root to the top, and a minor third indicates that there are 1.5 whole tones from this tone to the top.

Summing up the main chord in G major, the main chord G belongs to chord D, seventh chord D7 and subordinate chord C, so when we get a song or solo in G major, we should understand that when the score in a bar is 135, we will play with G chord or accompany it as an auxiliary tone, and when we meet 46 1, we will play with C chord or accompany it as an auxiliary tone.

For example, if you meet the melody of 633 123, you can use Em as an auxiliary sound and follow the fingering of Em. For example, when you meet the main theme of 55 135, just follow the chord fingering of G or D, so that you won't be confused when playing. This truth must be understood and understood.