Chords for F# Guitar Chord (F# major chord guitar lesson)

[F#] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [N] So this is an F sharp major chord.
It has to be played as a bar chord, but an F sharp
note is at the second fret of the [F#] E string here.
_ [A] And right here at the fourth fret of
A we have a C sharp, which is a fifth [G#] relative to [F#] F sharp. _
[D#] Play those two notes, that's an
F sharp power chord [F#] there.
To [N] play the full bar chord though, we want to have our pinky
on the fourth fret of D, ring on the fourth fret of A, and then middle finger on the third
fret of G there.
And now we bar at the second fret.
[F#] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
So the notes [E] in an F sharp chord [F#] are
F sharp, [A#] second fret of the [C#] E string there.
Then we have C sharp, which is a fourth fret
of A.
[F#] Another F sharp note at [G#m] the fourth fret of D there, [A#] that's an octave F sharp.
At the third fret of G here, we have an A sharp [B] note, that's our major third.
And then
at the second fret of B [C#] here, that's another C sharp [G] note, [F#m] second fret of E, another F
sharp note.
[A] So that's our [F#] F sharp major chord.
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[N] That was another F sharp chord.
At the ninth
fret here on the A string, that's an F sharp note.
You can play [F#] a power chord while holding
the eleventh fret of the D there, that's another C sharp note.
[C#] If you want to make it a major
chord, we just have to flatten this ring finger out on the eleventh fret of D, [F#] G, and B. _
_ _ _ _ [D] There's
our other F [F#] sharp major bar chord.
_ _ _ _ If you go to [A] the seventh fret on the [Bm] B string here,
_ that's [N] another F sharp note.
And we can play another D shaped F sharp chord here,
if we hold the sixth fret of E with the middle finger, sixth fret of G with the index there,
seventh fret of B [F#] there, _ _ that's our F sharp [A] note, seventh fret of B.
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