Guitar Chords & Progressions

Video Transcript

"Okay, now for another one-four-five chord progression. This one's going to be in the key of C major. So C major will be our one chord. Now we're going to go to F to be our four chord. And I also want you to note that we stay in the same front line for our base note of C to F. This will be true for any one chord to four chord. The four chord will always be for the lower strings anyway. The one string above the, on the same front line as your one note. These are all one-four, one-four, one-four as long as this first note is one. So C to F major. We're going to collapse your first finger for F, right? To bar it. Now, we can use my G, my version of G which I think will be great because watch, watch it from C to F to your five chord G. Your third and second finger stay in the same pattern. If you really, if you still prefer the other method that's no problem. Going from C to F, move your second finger up to the top for G. And aim your third finger at the third fret for either going back to the four, or to go back to the one. And the third fret and the A string. So give this progression a shot. C, F, G, C. "