At all times, there were people who wanted to master the game on any musical instrument on their own. This method of teaching is much more difficult, since a beginner musician has to master everything himself and there is no one to expect support. But what about beginner guitarists? How to find out and remember the location of all popular chords?
All beginner musicians who have chosen the guitar as their favorite instrument should prepare for a thorough study of chords. Basically, several dozen chords are used, among which not only simple triads, but also seventh chords should be noted. In various books and tutorials on the guitar, the seventh chords are denoted by the number 7. For example, the seventh chord from the E sounds in the letter will look like E7. This kind of chord is commonly used at the end of verses in various songs. The sound of the seventh chords gives a certain understatement to the music, but at the same time completeness.
Preparing to play the guitar
Before you start playing guitar or learning chords, you should tune this musical instrument. To do this, you will need either a tuner (instrument for tuning instruments) or an online tuner. Online tuners have advantages over real tuners. For example, if you live in a small town that does not have specialty music stores, then you can use an online tuner. To do this, you need to have an Internet connection and any browser installed on your computer. Enter the query "online guitar tuner" in any search engine. Open any site that has a guitar tuner and start tuning your guitar. It is best to start learning to play the guitar with standard tuning in MI. Once you learn how to quickly change chords, pick melodies by ear, and improvise, you can move on to such tunings as Drop D, Double Drop D, Open G, etc.
How to Play an E7 Chord on Guitar
On many sites devoted to self-study of playing the guitar, you can find a large number of chords, their designations, as well as accurate fingering (placing your fingers on a particular chord). The same goes for the E7 chord on the guitar. To play the 7th E (E7) chord, you will need to place your middle finger on the 2nd fret of the 5th string, your index finger on the 1st fret of the 3rd string, and your pinky finger on the 3rd fret of the 2nd string. Smoothly sweep all the strings - you will hear an E7 chord.
Interesting moment
It should be noted that the unstable and blurry E7 chord must be followed by another affirming chord. For example, you can play an A (A major) or a (A minor) chord after E7. There are also songs in which an F (F major) chord is played after E7. You can play the MI seventh chord in any way you like.
