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Orchestra, Piano - Early 20th century

Orchestra, Piano - Early 20th century

Orchestra - Contemporary

Piano solo - March

Orchestra, Piano - Early 20th century

Bassoon & Guitar - Classical

2 guitars, bass, drums - Classic Rock

Guitar - Classical

Orchestra, Piano - Early 20th century

Piano solo - Modern classical

Piano solo - Latin

Choir a cappella - A capella Choir

Choir a cappella - A capella Choir

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Now that we know what frets are and we also know how to play a note (playing either an open string, or pressing down a fret on that string and then strumming it) we are ready to take a step further in how to learn to play guitar tab. We already know what 'blank Tab' music looks like. Let's learn how to read Tab and how it will help you.

So you've been through previous lessons covering the basics of Guitar Tab method. If not, you can check the resource box of this article to find the previous articles. You've learned how to read and play 'Guitar Tab'. You also know how to play 'Smoke on the Water' and the 'Major Scale'. Congratulations! That was your first step toward great guitar playing and you are on your way to learn to play guitar chords using guitar tab.

In our previous articles we learned the basics of Guitar Tab and how to learn to play guitar chords using guitar tab. If you want to check the previous articles, you can check the resource box of this article to access the rest of the information. In this article we will learn the rest of the chords.