Here's the list of basic guitar chords. There are thousands of songs made with these chords, so it's a must to learn them all, whether you play acoustic or electric guitar.



The F chord is a bit of a special case: the top 2 notes are fretted with one finger (the index finger).
This is one of the hardest chords to play for the beginner, but you'll soon get the hang of it (if you practice enough).



These are some of the possible difficulties you can run into:

• The chord doesn't sound clean.Some strings make a buzzing sound and some strings don't give any sound at all.
  
  Possible solutions:
• Your finger might be too far away from the fret or too close to it.
• If a string doesn't sound you might be touching it with the flesh of an adjacent finger. Keep the finger nails of your left hand short.Your fingers should be almost 90 degrees against the fret board and long finger nails prevent you from doing this.
• Try to apply more pressure
• The transition between 2 chords goes very slow
• That's normal for a beginner.Keep on practicing!
  When learning songs, take out the chord changes you have trouble with and practice them a while on their own without bothering about the other chords.
• Your fingers hurt
• that's normal too.keep on going till your finger tops produce a layer of corn.

Give yourself some time, your hands need to adjust to the new task they've just been given.
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How To Play A Chord
Most people love to play "chords" on the guitar. Playing a chord involves using your pick to strike at least two notes (often more) on the guitar simultaneously. Here are three of the most common, and easy to play chords on the guitar. The following free guitar lessons have been created keeping the beginner in mind.

Learning Guitar Chords .