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The 14th Basic Beginner Chord
The C7 Guitar Chord

The C major seventh is commonly known as the C7 guitar chord (pronounced C seventh). C7 uses the five highest pitched strings.

basic c7 guitar chordThe C7 chord is simple to learn. Play a C chord, then add your fourth finger onto the G string at the third fret.

Play the C chord, then the C7 chord several times by pressing and removing your fourth finger. Remember to make it musical and have fun.

The C7 chord is also commonly used as a transition chord.

By now you will notice that the chords you've learned at the beginning of the chord lessons are becoming automatic to play! Practice the chord changes that are the most difficult for you, and soon they will become automatic too.

There's only one more basic guitar chord to learn now, the D7.



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