Which chords are on the first page?

The eight open chords are C, G, D, A, E, Am, Em and Dm.

Can I print the blank boxes and write my own chords?

Yes. Each blank box has six strings and five frets, with a name line above it.

What do the colours mean in the finger colours style?

Each finger has its own colour, shown as red, blue, green or orange dots, so a learner can match the dots to the fingers.

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Guitar chord charts: open chords, barre chords, blank boxes

Guitar chord charts — eight chord boxes of six strings and four frets, named "C", "G", "D", "A", "E", "Am", "Em", "Dm", each with finger dots in its standard open fingering and small o and x marks above the nut, clean printable music chart, thin black lines, bold dots

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Reading 1Open chords

Reading 2Barre chords

Reading 3Blank boxes

Beginner guitarists and music teachers pin up the first chords to learn. These nine landscape charts show eight open chords: C, G, D, A, E, Am, Em and Dm. They also show two barre shapes, F and Bm, and a page of blank chord boxes. Each comes in clean black print, white chalk on a dark green board or colour-coded fingers. You can also type a request, such as left handed, to shape the charts.

a chord reference above a practice desk
a first-lesson handout for a guitar class
a blank chart for a player's own chords
a poster in a music room

Frequently asked questions

Which chords are on the first page?: The eight open chords are C, G, D, A, E, Am, Em and Dm.
Can I print the blank boxes and write my own chords?: Yes. Each blank box has six strings and five frets, with a name line above it.
What do the colours mean in the finger colours style?: Each finger has its own colour, shown as red, blue, green or orange dots, so a learner can match the dots to the fingers.

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