July 20, 2010
BC-162 • 1 minute Changes (Beginner Guitar Lesson)
This isStage 6, Lesson 2 of Justin’s Beginner Guitar Course. This video shows you the chord changes you should be working on for this stage. Taught by Justin Sandercoe. Justin’s Beginners Guitar Method is all free – and all the notes, tabs, neck diagrams and other helpful stuff is all found on the web site. The videos are all embedded in the pages, so using the web site makes it a lot easier to use the course. Hope you like it! Full support at the web site where you will find hundreds of lessons on a wide range of subjects, and all the scales and chords that you will ever need! There is a great forum too to get help, no matter what the problem. And it is all totally free, no bull. No sample lessons, no memberships. Just tons of great lessons 
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July 20, 2010
tzeolotltenamaxtli :
It is a wise comment to say that you need to practice things that are difficult to you .
eltrentoro :
the c isn’t really “added,” it’s already a part of the chord
f major is “f – a – c” all naturals
sorry just couldn’t help being a theory nerd
standindarkness :
why do you call the chord old school? people still use them and call that an f with an added c in the bass note, i think. anyways i love the lessons and thank you for all the time you are putting into this. you are the man!!!
themelvil :
Apart from the different sound it also depends on the progression. If a C follows the G, then I play the G with the pinky on the high E so I can switch to the C more easily.
MaximusVelocity :
That’s what I tend to do, but as Smalas points out, the voicing of Open G and Barre G are different (just like the two common ways to play Em7).
mabliss :
dude…. love your fret inlays
Zamnatou :
I think Justin wants to teach people the basic chords well, before he shows the “advanced” ones. I think this Is a great idea, I learned the basic chords long ago, but I still watch these videos here and practice it…and it is really helpful if you want to play faster and cleaner.
Smalas :
G open chord and G barre chord sounds different, a lot of songs use G open chord.
ytR0DN3Y :
…. could just move your fingers down two frets for a G barre chord…
Gamerdude17 :
First!