Like most aspiring guitarists aim to do, every aspiring guitarist must learn how to play the F chord, although it is not without its challenges. The last time you thought about the F chord, it may even have been referred to as the “Barre” chord, This one basic shape provides the foundation for countless new keys and chord progressions. Although it requires a lot of finger strength and finesse, you can always start with something easy and work your way up to more advanced ones. It would then be thrilling to know that the F chord is one of the most crucial chords for you to master, as it appears in multiple genres of music.
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Here are all the F family chords and 5 different variations of each of them in different frets or transposes:
1. Fmaj
2. Fmin
3. Faug
4. Fdim
5. Fsus2
6. F7b9b13
7. Fmaj7
8. Fmin7
9. Fdim7
10. Fsus4
11. F7b5sharp9
12. F7
13. F9
14. F11
15. F13
16. F7b5
17. F7sharp5
18. F7b9
19. F7sharp9
20. Fadd6
21. Fadd9
22. F6/9
23. F5
24. Fminor6
25. Fminor9
26. Fmin7b5
