Learn how to read a chord chart snd some pointers to help you on your journey.

Start building your chord vocabulary with the D and G chords. These versatile chords are found in every style of music ,

Once you can play chords... start learning techniques to add to them. Techniques are an extra "Layer"that adds texture and style to chords.

What goes up...must come down. There is no right or wrong way. Just what sounds good. Listen to how just changing the order and rhythm created a new work of art.

There are different ways to hold different chords... It depends on your experience holding and changing chords. Try to hold the A major chord with different fingers once you've mastered the most comfortable way.

Let's add a new chord!! A lot of times when using a 3 chord progression you will hear artists repeat one chord for two measures. You hear this in other songs too! Like the verse in "Good Riddance" by Green Day, or the chorus in "Heathens" by 21 Pilots.