• An "X" represents a muted string. You mute a string by placing a finger over the string but not pushing down
• A Small circle represents an open string. An open string is just played as.
• A large circle represents a fret you have to finger

It is important to provide adequete pressure on each string to avoid a "buzzing" sound when the chord is played. This will come with time and practice, for additional help in conditioning your fingures to handle the strain see our Daily Exercises page.

	"A" Chord: The A guitar chord is played by fingering the 2nd frets of the D,G, & B strings, and muting the low E string.		"B" Chord: The B guitar chord is played by baring the 2nd fret, fingering the 4th frets of the D,G, and B strings, and muting the low E string.
	"C" Chord: The C guitar chord is played by fingering the 1st fret of the B string, 2nd fret of the D string, 3rd fret of the A string, and muting the low E string.		'D" Chord: The D guitar chord is played by fingering the 2nd frets of the G and high E strings, the 3rd fret of the B string, and muting the low E and A strings.
	"E" Chord: The E guitar chord is played by fingering the 2nd frets of the A and D strings, and the 1st fret of the G string.		"F" Chord: The F guitar chord is played by baring the 1st fret, fingering the 2nd fret of the string, and finguring the 3rd frets of the A and D strings.
	"G" Chord: The G guitar chord is played by fingering the 1st frets of the high E string, the 2nd fret of the A string, and the 3rd fret of the low E string.