The C chord is among the elementary chords that every guitarist should learn, and which is instinctively played first by most novices. Its open position invites a bright sound that is recurrently used in compositions from the folk, rock, and pop genres. It also has a lot of great applications such as being the primary component of a number of very simple chord progressions and goes well with G, F, Am chords. Learning the C note opens the door to understanding and playing many classic works.
Table of Contents
Here are all the C family chords and 5 different variations of each of them in different frets or transposes:
1. Cmaj
2. Cmin
3. Caug
4. Cdim
5. Csus2
6. C7b9b13
7. Cmaj7
8. Cmin7
9. Cdim7
10. Csus4
11. C7b5sharp9
12. C7
13. C9
14. C11
15. C13
16. C7b5
17. C7sharp5
18. C7b9
19. C7sharp9
20. Cadd6
21. Cadd9
22. C6/9
23. C5
24. Cminor6
25. Cminor9
26. Cmin7b5
