The following symbols are used in the guitar diagrams: Barre String not to be played Open String to be played Augmented chord Diminished chord Half diminished chord (includes a minor seventh) The number to the right of some of the diagrams indicates the...
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The following symbols are used in the guitar diagrams: Barre String not to be played Open String to be played Augmented chord Diminished chord Half diminished chord (includes a minor seventh) The number to the right of some of the diagrams indicates the fret at which the chord is to begin. The numbers which appear at the bottom of the diagram make reference to the left hand finger- ing. Some chord labels have a slash (/) in between two letters. The letter before the slash indicates the chord which needs to be played. The letter following the slash indicates the bass note which needs to be played, either as the lowest tone on the guitar or keyboard, or by the bass player. In the following example, C/G indicates that a C chord should be played with the note G sounding in the bass. Playing this as the bass note is not absolutely necessary, but is helpful for the voice leading of the piece. Símbolos que se utilizan en los acordes de guitarra: Cejilla Cuerda apagada (la cuerda indicada no s
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