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"Hi, my name is Bonnie Barnard. On behalf of Expert Village I'm going to show you how to put the three chords together E minor, D and G. Earlier I showed you the three chords I'm going to over those again one more time these are the six strings of the guitar. These are the frets the gold lines here are the frets when you press your fingers behind those frets anywhere it creates chords. So you take your first finger (this finger here) you put it on the second string second fret it's first finger second string second fret see that second fret you place it right behind it. Then you take your middle finger and you put it on the third string still the second fret see I'm taking that one and I'm placing it there that is the E minor. Then you just play then we are going to do the G chord you take your third finger first string third fret so that is third finger first string third fret place it down take your fourth finger which is the pinky put it on the six string place it down. You don't need any you can just do it with two fingers that is it, that is the G chord. Then you go to the D chord you take the second finger middle finger fourth string second fret that is that one place it down take the third finger third fret second string place it down, that is the D chord. You put them together and you have this. (playing guitar)"
eHow Article: How to Play the D, G & E Minor Chords on Guitar
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