It’s quite simple. First, number your fret hand fingers as follows…

Then, apply your fingers in the positions shown on the chord diagrams. The diagrams include the string tunings, with the highest/skinniest string represented by a lower case letter. E.g. for standard tuning…

If you see a
symbol where a string letter would be, that means don’t play that string.
To accompany each chord sequence, there’s an mp3 audio clip. These clips don’t tell you what rhythm to use when playing the chord progression – that’s up to you! It simply lays out the sequence of chords as they appear in the diagrams. You can pick them, strum them, add to them, modify them, make them your own etc.
Thanks for stopping by, and I hope you can find some inspiration for writing your own songs on guitar!
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Need more help? Let me know by commenting below…
greetings
which will be a 4 chord sequence for harmonic minor
and for melodic minor. thanks
thank you for your site.
Hi edward, harmonic minor progression here! Comment with any more questions on that post. Cheers.