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Chords Domination​, a particular ebook for 
those players who want a deeper 
understanding of the chords they are playing. 
Learn more about Chords Domination here​. 

 
Guitar Chords Essential Reference 
 
Welcome! This pdf shows you the fretboard diagrams for the most common 
chord shapes that you can use to play a lot of songs. You'll learn open strings 
and movable voicings for the main chord types. 

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Useful Resources To Learn Chords 
 

Free Guitar Chords Tutorials 

If you want to learn how to play chords correctly, the correct posture, and 
the best exercises to gain finger strength and agility, be sure to check the 
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 How to read chord diagrams 
 

Do you need help in reading chords diagrams? Have a look at our quick 
tutorial at the following link: 

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 Major and Minor open strings chords 
In  this  section,  you  can  learn  major  and  minor  chords  played  with 
positions nearest the headstock. These chords often use open strings. 

Major Chords 

The intervals in a major chord are Root, Major Third, and Perfect Fifth 

     
C Major  D Major  E Major 

     
F Major  G Major  A Major 

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B Major 
 

Minor Chords 

The intervals in a minor chord are Root, Minor Third, and Perfect Fifth 

     
C Minor  D Minor  E Minor 

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F Minor  G Minor  A Minor 

   

 
B Minor 
 

 
 
 
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 Dominant Seventh Chords 
A  dominant  seventh  chord  is  a  Major  Chord  with  an added Minor Seventh 
note.  It's  an  important  chord  as  it  creates  a  sort  of  tension  that  resolves 
naturally on the tonic, giving a feeling of conclusion to the progression. 

Dominant  chords  are  denoted  with  the number "7", for example, ​C7 is a ​C 

dominant chord​. 

     
C7  D7  E7 

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F7  G7  A7 

   

 
B7 
 

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 Movable Chord Shapes 
The  following  diagrams  show  you  some  chord  shapes  that  you  can  ​shift 
up  or  down  the  neck  (without  changing  finger  positions)  to  play  chords 
with  different  names  (C,  D,  E,  F#,  and  so  forth)  but  of  the  same  type 
(Major,  Minor,  7,  and,  minor,  dominant  or  other  types).  That's  the  reason 
we call these diagrams movable. 

With movable shapes, ​we don't play any open strings​. 

If  you  memorize  these  fingerings,  you'll  be  ​able  to  play  almost  any 
chord​,  by  placing  the  movable  shape  at  the  fret  that  corresponds  to  the 
root  of  the  chord  you  want  to  play.  In  the  diagrams,  the  root  note  is  the 
one denoted by the number 1 at the bottom of the diagrams.  

For  example,  a  movable  shape  for  the  ​Dominant  Seventh  chord  is  the 
following: 

     
C7  D7  E7 

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The  first  diagram  shows  you  the  fingering  of  a  ​C7  chor​d,  that  has  the 
lower root at the ​3rd​ fret of the A string. 

If  you  want  to  play  a  ​D7  chord​,  you  have  to  shift  the  shape  up  by  two 
frets,  until  the  root  (the  fret  with  the  number  1  at  the  bottom  of  the 
chart)  is at the 5th fret of the ​A string​, that is a D, as shown in the second 
chart. 

With  the  same  logic,  if  you want to play a ​E7 chord​, you have to move the 

shape  until  the  root  at  the  ​7th  fret  of  the  ​A  string  (which  is  an  E),  as 
shown in the third picture. 

In  the  following  movable  chord  diagrams  you  will  not  find  the  name  of 
the  chord,  because  it  depends  on  where  you  place  the  root  (1)  of  the 
chord on the fretboard. 

All  the  diagrams  are  shown  for  chords  with  root  C.  To  change  to  root, 
shift the shape up or down the fretboard as said before. 

   

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 Movable Major chords 

     
Voicing 1  Voicing 2  Voicing 3 

 
Movable Major 7 chords 

     
Voicing 1  Voicing 2  Voicing 3 

 
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 Movable 7h chords 

     
Voicing 1  Voicing 2  Voicing 3 

Movable Minor chords 

     
Voicing 1  Voicing 2  Voicing 3 
 

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 Movable Minor 7h Chords  

     
Voicing 1  Voicing 2  Voicing 3 
 

 
Movable Augmented Chords  

     
Voicing 1  Voicing 2  Voicing 3 

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 Movable Diminished Chords  

     
Voicing 1  Voicing 2  Voicing 3 

 
Movable Sus4 Chords  
 

   
Voicing 1  Voicing 2 

 
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 Movable Major Sixth Chords  

     
Voicing 1  Voicing 2  Voicing 3 

 
Movable Minor Sixth Chords  

     
Voicing 1  Voicing 2  Voicing 3 

 
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 Movable 6/9 Chords  

     
Voicing 1  Voicing 2  Voicing 3 

 
Movable 7b5 Chords  

     
Voicing 1  Voicing 2  Voicing 3 

 
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 Movable m7b5 Chords  
 

   
Voicing 1  Voicing 2   
Voicing 3 

 
Movable 7#5 Chords  

     
Voicing 1  Voicing 2  Voicing 3 

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 Movable 7b9 Chords  

     
Voicing 1  Voicing 2  Voicing 3 

 
Movable 7#9 Chords  

     
Voicing 1  Voicing 2  Voicing 3 

 
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 Movable m9 Chords  

     
Voicing 1  Voicing 2  Voicing 3 

 
Movable maj9 Chords  

     
Voicing 1  Voicing 2  Voicing 3 

 
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 Movable 9 Chords  

     
Voicing 1  Voicing 2  Voicing 3 

 
Movable 11 Chords  

     
Voicing 1  Voicing 2  Voicing 3 

 
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 Movable 13 Chords  

     
Voicing 1  Voicing 2  Voicing 3 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Some Extra Help:

Chords Domination | Play Any Chord You Want

Across All The Fretboard 
In this 80 pages ebook you'll find about 

800 chord voicings​ all along the 

fretboard that will help you learn how 

to move freely on the neck and play any 

chord you want in any position. 

The book is packed-full with 

color-coded diagrams​ that show chord 

tones, note names, and finger positions, 

a handy ​visual chord formula table​, and the tones fretboard maps of ​44 different chord 

types​. 

See What's Inside The Ebook 

 
 

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Conclusions 
Hope you found these chord diagrams useful. 

Feel free to share this ebook with your friends! 

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