Popular Guitar Chords — Page 2
This collection brings together chords that form the basis of many famous songs — from simple melodies to jazz arrangements. By mastering them, you will be able to confidently accompany, play your favorite tunes, and create your own music.
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Modern, rich sound from the note “A” with lush harmony. Blends well with other extensions, adding complexity and a vivid character to your music.
Energetic tone from the note “A” with a strong pull toward resolution. A classic element of jazz and blues progressions, adding drive and character. Alterations: b9.
Energetic tone from the note “A” with a strong pull toward resolution. A classic element of jazz and blues progressions, adding drive and character. Alterations: #9.
Energetic tone from the note “A” with a strong pull toward resolution. A classic element of jazz and blues progressions, adding drive and character. Alterations: #11.
Energetic tone from the note “A” with a strong pull toward resolution. A classic element of jazz and blues progressions, adding drive and character. Alterations: #5.
Energetic tone from the note “A” with a strong pull toward resolution. A classic element of jazz and blues progressions, adding drive and character. Alterations: b13.
A ringing suspension from the note “A” with dominant energy and no third. Holds tension and naturally reaches a third-resolution — striking in cadences and dynamic transitions.
Smooth, “creamy” sound from the note “A” with a hint of jazz charm. Ideal for calm, atmospheric pieces, adding warmth and flow.
Airy, soft tone from the note “A” with a slight shimmer in the upper register. Brings spaciousness and elegance to jazz and soul arrangements.
Warm, “sunny” tone from the note “A” with a gentle upper color. This chord adds a bright, open atmosphere to music, perfect for heartfelt codas and smooth outros.
Smooth, “creamy” sound from the note “A” with a hint of jazz charm. Ideal for calm, atmospheric pieces, adding warmth and flow. Alterations: #11.
Tense, sharp tone from the note “A” that adds drama to music. Often used as a passing chord to increase expressiveness.
Strong harmonic pull from the note “A” toward resolution, with a symmetrical, rich character. Effectively replaces the dominant and is used in sequential transitions.
A softer version of the diminished chord from the note “A”, still retaining a sense of movement toward resolution. Works well in minor modes and jazz harmonies.
Warm, rich tone from the note “A” with a touch of melancholy. Common in R&B, neo-soul, and lyrical ballads.