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Putting It All Together So let's return to our first example where we play all 12 possible major chords. The first 5 chords use the open string major chords for E, A, D, G, and C. From then on, you use the chord forms learned in this lesson. Remember that the remaining chords are all derivatives of the two initial fingerings you learned for the F chord in measure 6, and the Bb chord in measure 7.

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