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Free Online Guitar Lesson #15 - Beginners Guitar Course

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Channel: Ulrich Peise · 2014 · Education

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Welcome to "Free Online Guitar Lesson #15 of the Beginners Guitar Course – The E7 and G7 Guitar Chords". For easier navigation in between the lessons, access to the Online Metronome, Online Guitar Tuner and other resources, please click on the link below. Don't worry, everything is free and there is no email-sign-up required:

http://guitaringenuity.com/guitar-courses/beginners-guitar-course/resource-section/guitar-lesson-15-g-7-chord-and-e-7-chord

Alright, as you know, most to the lessons that come with the free online guitar course for beginners not only feature a video, but also a worksheet. Here is your link from where you can/open and download your worksheet with detailed instructions that should help you along with this free guitar lesson:

https://s3.amazonaws.com/guitaringenuity/Beginners+Course/Files/Worksheets/Lesson15.pdf

The E7 Guitar Chord and the G7 Guitar Chord are probably a piece of cake compared to what I put you through with the F-Chord, right? Well, again, I’m sorry. I can only imagine how frustrating it must be at times. But you know what, you stuck with it and as I promised, you will be reaping the benefits of your persistence shortly. 

So, let’s talk about the E7 Chord first. This chord is super easy to play on guitar, yet, one of those typical “guitar chords” that you will find in many beginner and advanced guitar pieces. There are actually many different ways to play the E7 Chord on Guitar, but we for now will focus on the easiest method. I strongly suggest that you just follow my instructions on the worksheet and then just ty to play along with me as you watch the video. For the E7 Guitar Chord you actually only need two of your fingers.

The G7 Guitar Chord is a little bit more challenging, there is no doubt about it. But in a way, the G7 looks very similar to the C-Major Chord, so if you can play that one, you should have no issues with the G7 either. The tricky part is the fact that this chord stretches over three frets. 

As always, make sure that you not just use full downstrokes as you practice these chords, but also play the strings one by one to ensure that the chord sound correctly.

As always, if you need any help, contact me directly via my website – see the link here:

http://guitaringenuity.com/contact

I'm known for going above and beyond when it comes to helping my students. However, please understand that based on the volume of questions I receive, it might just take a little longer to answer. Therefore, I do recommend that you just post your question as a comment here under the respective video. That way, you may have other viewers/students jumping in and provide you with a more timely answer. 

Your guitar teacher,

Dieter Ulrich Peise

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