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Chord directory

Wednesday, 19 April 2006 23:25 GuitarTools 0 Comments

Here you will find an extensive selection of chords for guitar. Each chord type has three inversions (or variations) to enable you to play the chord at various places on the neck.

Every chord is diagrammatically represented in a chord box and is accompanied with tablature and stave notation.
For ease of use, each chord is named and abbreviated in the most popular formats.
All the chords are commonly found in most music genres. Such as rock, blues, jazz, classical and pop, to name a few. So any guitarist can benefit from this directory.

Please select the key you require:

A                            B                             C                             D                             E                             F                             G

Chord directory contents list.

For help on how to use these chord charts, click here, for an explanation with an example.

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