What's your favorite chord out of the "8 Essential Beginner Chords"? and why its G? 😁

Hi! So, what’s your ā€œfavoriteā€ beginner chord? Like if you have to listen only that chord forever?

I’m sure it’s G, I mean, that’s the GOAT. The 4 fingers grip or the 3 grip with fingers 2, 3 and 4.

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It’s A.
Which is G barred, up two frets.

If I had to listen to one chord forever. Myself. I’d stop listening due to boredom.

Reason for ā€˜A’ is I can play it with one finger.
Or two, or three, or 4 fingers. I find it a versatile chord.

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I really liked A when I was a beginner because of how you can anchor to switch to E and D.
I really like E and Am also since they lead to learning F and a bunch of other barred chords with the same shape

None of the above. If it doesn’t have a 7 in it, it isn’t in the running for any kind of favorite.

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None of the above for me, either. Here’s my favourite in tab:

-1-
-0-
-3-
-1-
-0-
-0-

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Read the question guys. The OP wants to know your favourite from the 8 essential beginner chords. :grinning_face_with_big_eyes:

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C open. Somehow my brain really likes fingers 1, 2, 3 nicely in line (order).

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Guys, don’t take this too serious, it’s just to have fun, enjoy :+1:

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Bm is definately the best chord!

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I like the C chord as well.

With D as my runner up.

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New english expression learned :sweat_smile:

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Just wait till you discover B7. Yeah, it’s not one of the 8, but OMG it is magical

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You are going to really trip when you start learning and then using the different sus and add notes.

They turn things into magic.

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I am a big fan of G - it is quite versatile. I also love an Em :slight_smile:

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I forgot to tell the reason that I like the G chord and it’s the beautiful sound :smiling_face:

It may be G for me, as long as I play it like this:
10
10
9
0
8
10
i.e. normal C-shape fingering with the E string fretted…
Highly recommended :wink:

How is this G chord, Tomasz? Did you reverse the tab notation?

I read the two 10s which are next to each other as high E and B strings, but they should be Low E and A strings?

E 10
A 10
D 9
G 0
B 8
E 10
Like I said: a regular C shape with the low E string fretted. Sorry for the confusion; indeed the notation can be considered reversed.

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Thank you Tomasz. How do you fret low E string? Ring finger plays both A and low E strings?