C Chord – Guitar For Beginners – Stage 3 Guitar Lesson – JustinGuitar [BC-132]



This video explains how to play a C Chord and common problems that people have when learning it.

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  1. Hey everyone – lot of you digging this lesson 🙂 Thanks! But did you know I just released an updated and improved super HD version of this course – and it's still free 🙂 Just go to https://www.justinguitar.com/begin – as well as the lessons, I learned to play left handed using my own course, and filmed my journey, so you can watch me struggle along with you! I really hope it's the best beginner guitar course that's ever been made, and it's free (but I do appreciate donations if you enjoy it and can afford to!). Go check it out, you have nothing to lose and everything to gain!

  2. The C chord I am finding an absolute BASTARD!
    Nevertheless, it MUST be mastered, so I am doing those Spider Exercise stretches
    And am GREATLY CHEERED by Justin´s recounting that ALL of his students have, eventually, been able to do it!😍🥰😇

  3. I’m 15 years late to this, but having two problems:
    1. Third finger must crush the string precisely against the fret or else it buzzes. (Cordoba Cadete, 3/4). Less pressure or slightly off of fret causes buzzing. 3 nylon strings and other 2 metal strings don’t have this issue.
    2. The practice song I’m working on (some demented version of Malagueña from the depths of beginner guitar hell) has a single D played with the 4th finger right before this chord. Maybe I should just place the fingers for C-chord ahead of time instead of trying to quickly move to hit this chord after playing D? At a metronome speed of 138, I feel like my fingers belong in a nursing home every time I try to play this bridge section between the two “normal” Malagueña sections. (Am also considering holding a funeral pyre for this book and trying something else. Other YT vids of “beginner Malagueña” have very different bridge sections that seem a lot easier.)

  4. His finger looks so comfortable. I feel like my wrists is going to break and my three fingers are making shapes that doesnt look natural

    Edit: I was keeping my fingers too square and not tilted. Work in progress. I had problems with D chord at first and can nail that every time, so it's off to practice I go 😂

  5. Its impossible for me to play the C chord & not mute strings unless I take a half an hour to get my fingers just right & bend my wrist at a nearly deformed angle.

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