The chords on this chart

C, Cm, C7, D♭, C♯m, D♭7, D, Dm, D7, E♭, E♭m, E♭7, E, Em, E7, F, Fm, F7, F♯, F♯m, F♯7, G, Gm, G7, A♭, G♯m, A♭7, A, Am, A7, B♭, B♭m, B♭7, B, Bm, B7. Each name opens the chord in the Library, with every other way to play it, to hear and to look at closely.

How to read a chord diagram

The vertical lines are the strings, the lowest on the left, and the horizontal lines are the frets, with the nut at the top. A dot is where a finger goes, and its number says which finger: 1 the index, 2 the middle, 3 the ring, 4 the little finger. The root of the chord is marked in colour. An ○ above a string means play it open; an ✕ means do not play it. A number beside the diagram is the fret it starts at.

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