5 Ways To Play A G Chord On Guitar - Easiest to Hardest

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[@Jack.Waters]

Your Awesome! Thanks. I just use what fingers will move out of the way the fastest for the next Chord 😹

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Very informative for beginners & can be for some of the higher level Guitarists.

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G6 was MY first G-chord too, but I just whiff the high E so it doesn't ring for "G major" 😂

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[@alphonsodesselle212]

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[@davidderitis9068]

LOVE the Django G chord and can't wait to master that: the 3 finger is still a bit of a stretch for me but I'm getting better. TWO THUMBS UP LAUREN!

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[@davidderitis9068]

@@LaurenBatemanyou're most welcome and THANK YOU for continuing to make these lessons available to us (also a relief to know we can 'cheat' by using third finger on chords instead of 'pinky' which I do on the Dsus4 and G) ;)

[@quechuasinger645]

YOU ARE VERY SPECIFIC, CLEAR, EASY TO UNDERSTAND, I LIKE TO USE THE 3 FINGER G, THANK YOU!!!

[@LaurenBateman]

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[@romanamazzei2660]

Very well explained and also pictures of chords fantastic , thank you Lauren good job !

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[@marcmartin3642]

I’ve been using the 1,2,3 version and 1,2,3,4 version for years but recently been trying the 1,2,4 because I thought it the was the proper way. Glad to hear from your video I’m not the only one who finds using the pinky very awkward.

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[@magnuspym]

Good stuff, thank you!

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[@MadamS23]

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[@Whoozie_]

THANK YOU SO MUCH Im learning with three fingers and I just wanted to know how to hold my pinky in a less awkward position while using my 3 finger and this helped A LOT.

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[@sheisawarrior964]

I really like your lessons! Ty

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[@twinpine25]

I love the approach you have for providing guidance on options. The one and two finger versions really open up the instrument to a wider "learning" audience. I think I tried the 2 finger version about this time last year (when I was re-starting my guitar journey). With practice, I was able to quickly transition to the 3 finger version with my ring finger on 1st string. Then I found the value of the 4 finger version with some songs I've tried out.

[@LaurenBateman]

Rock on. I like students to experiment and find what works best for them.

[@jackcojamco5073]

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[@elixfelix5854]

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[@imrithvishwamitr8770]

Index,mid and ring fingers that i use. Tks a lot Lauren

[@LaurenBateman]

You got it

[@user-yp1gs8vz2l]

I cant my left hand is a bit slower. I use Index, middle and pinky😂

[@gregnuttall3637]

I Make a G Chord using my middle finger, ring finger and pinky finger, that way I can slide into a C Chord and a F Chord. Since my fingers are stiff. Works pretty well.

[@LaurenBateman]

Awesome

[@niallpbyrne]

Great video appreciate the techniques you covered very handy and helpful. Some other youtube videos are confusing, maybe not intentionally as they assume I know this and don't totally explain these options !

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[@sapphire6107]

When I first started, I learned the 3-fingers, but now I liked using the 4-fingers cuz I can easily transition to A7. I couldn't do the bar version, sadly 😞. Thanks Lauren

[@LaurenBateman]

Keep practicing, and eventually you will get that Bar version 😉

[@ConjuntoFan]

Extremely useful information. I don't normally use the one and two finger formations. I use the rest of the formations all the time, and use the formation which is most convenient for me. Also, I use fingers 1-2-3 interchangeably with 2-3-4 depending on efficiency at a particular moment. Thanks for the video Lauren...Tony Avitua

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[@willwilburn9473]

I've been playing for years and just realized that playing the 4th, 3rd, and 2nd strings open (D,G,B) is a G Chord ........... OMG that will come in soooo handy playing in Drop D and especially Double Drop D

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[@Debb1963]

I have very small hands and fingers even though I am 5'8". LOL so that pinky finger for the G chord is very helpful!! Love your lessons!! Thank you so much!!!!

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Glad it was helpful!

[@JSTpacek]

i asked my teacher which one to practice, 3 or 4 finger and he said 4 which i prefer too (sound-wise). It also makes switching to D chord easier because of the 3th finger staying at the same place.

[@LaurenBateman]

Yep, whichever works best for you.

[@robertschettler]

Hey Lauren, there is 6th way to play a G chord. I learned this from Gary Talley who was (and still is) lead guitarist for the Box Tops. You’re probably too young to have heard of them, but the 1st record they recorded went to #1, “The Letter”. Put you second finger on the E string (3rd fret) and mute the A string and put your index finger on the little e string (3rd fret). Wal-la, you have a G chord. I use it all the time. Makes transition to E minor so easy.

[@LaurenBateman]

Yes there are many more beyond these 5.

[@jeffreylella5549]

You are the bomb! Always a help to me as I'm on this journey at age 71! Have been struggling with the 4 finger G chord. the 3 finger is much easier, especially going from say an A- to the G! This helps. I will still keep working on the 4 finger, but this gives me options. Thank you!

[@LaurenBateman]

That's awesome! just keep on practicing and you will definitely get it.

[@antalnagy8075]

I use all the time the 4 finger G chord, because it sounds better than the others, and it is easier the transition to most of the other Chords.

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Awesome! 😃

[@weaselwalker3115]

Thank you explaining all of these "G" forms..The G chord with the extra "B" ..finally makes sense Lauren..

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[@bellewighton3904]

Great video explaining all the various G Chords. I've been waiting for this vides cause I originally learned your 3rd version of the G chord to start but have notice a lot of songs that have a CGD chord progression use your version 2 as it seems to be an easier transition from C. (For example: Starting over by Chris Stapleton, I think anyways, I'm a terrible guitar player so I could be wrong. lol)

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[@lawrieodwyer6512]

Sometimes I use three fingers and other times I use two fingers when I use the two fingers I usually my middle and ring fingers especially transitioning from Em to G. Cheers, Lawrie

[@LaurenBateman]

Whichever works best for you. :)

[@MusicManFernando]

Good lesson.

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[@lilycarolyn4Christ]

I often play Django G it sounds bright and wonderful for worship songs I learned the chords name today thank you very much

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Yes very good for worship songs.

[@jesseross6029]

Hi Lauren! I have two thoughts. 1. For the 3-finger G chord I like to use my 2nd, 3rd and 4th fingers because it makes for an easier transition between G and C (which is a very common chord progression). The 2nd and 3rd fingers come down, lift off the 4th finger and put the 1st finger down for the C chord. I find it helpful to do it that way. 2. The four finger G chord is beneficial because, again, it makes for a very easy change from G to Cadd9 (first two fingers come down and that's it). Just my two cents worth...

[@LaurenBateman]

Depends on the player. I find using the pinky very awkward with my smaller hand shape.

[@jesseross6029]

@@LaurenBateman I can understand that. It was only a suggestion, and like I said, having the 2nd and 3rd fingers as anchor points to change to the C chord proved to be very helpful. That's just in my experience though. Take care and keep those lessons coming!

[@spikespike7409]

Mam ,this is absolutely new for me 🥀🥀 thank u so much ,I got to know now different G chord ,

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[@laurierubin9348]

Hey Lauren....I prefer the 3 finger G chord using fingers 1, 2, and 3. I don't have issues playing this chord. But the C chord is my challenge so I'll refer to your video on playing that chord successfully. Thanks for all your lessons. You're a great teacher!

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Always clear and easy to understand- thank you!!

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[@tchad04]

Thank you for this lesson on the G chord, Lauren. I'm an adult with small hands and short fingers and have been struggling with the G chord. I started with the 2 finger version and tried the 3 finger version with my 3rd finger on the high E. I just don't have enough reach to play the G that way without muting the A string with my 2nd finger. So, I am trying to do the 3 finger version using my pinky on the high E. It is a very shaky process for me, and I'm still having a lot of trouble landing the 1st and 2nd fingers on the A and low E string quickly quickly and accurately. I may just be stuck with playing the 2 finger version. Moving from D chord to G chord quickly has been quite frustrating and challenging. Bar chords are probably not in my future as my index finger will only reach across 5 strings at best, so at this time, I'm having to determine what is within my hand size limitations.

[@LaurenBateman]

Every hand is different. Gotta find what works best for you!

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Still loving! Lauren Bateman my G cord is my worst chord unless I do the easy G on the top two. Probably my crappy my guitar though

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Aww keep it up. You got this!

[@robertjohnson9832]

I prefer the two finger version. I can do the three finger, but not consinstantly , yet. My ring finger is rebelelling and/or the second finger moves when I try for the three finger version. Not a pleasant sound,. I am enjoying your relaxed teaching method of using songs to motivate learning cords. Playing the songs shows progress that motivates me to play more often. That and I recently moved from a dreadnought to a fender classic concert solid top (Fender) and the size is more comfortable. It is eassier to play, so I play more. Thanks.

[@LaurenBateman]

Robert, glad you found which one works best for you. 😊

[@KurtSteph87]

Love your lessons. I was surprised that you didn’t include the G chord using the middle finger, ring finger and pinkie freeing up the pointer for making it a suspended chord. I find this to be quite awkward to change to quickly but I’m trying to use it more to get more comfortable with it.

[@LaurenBateman]

There are way more ways to play a G chord than depicted in this video.

[@wyattspop]

Don't know about the masses, but I'd love to know who Lauren's favorite artists are...it's obvious you have an eclectic taste (PS Everyone thinks they have an eclectic taste in music, but most don't, they just want to appear open-minded and worldly). Taylor Swift fans don't own any Carly Simon or Dolores O'Riordan albums. My guitar "hero" is Brian Setzer from the Stray Cats and Brian Setzer Orchestra. He was my son's first concert and the promoter thought we were so "cute" father and son dressed in Rockabilly garb, that he let us take pics with each of us holding one of Setzer's signature Gretsch guitars (-;/

[@LaurenBateman]

Melissa Etheridge, Heart, Pat Benetar, Brandi Carlile, Janet Jackson to name a few.

[@wyattspop]

@@LaurenBateman Mad respect Lauren, most folks would throw out a list of "avant garde" names just to be pretentious. Nancy Wilson is one of the finest acoustic guitarists in the world (no pronoun games),, Janet's Control album is one of those incredibly rare efforts where I like every track, Benatar is wildly underrated, she has amazing pipes.

[@wyattspop]

If you get a chance, check out a few of her live performances of "Crazy On You" just to watch her intros. She has said she never plays it the same way twice, which in and of itself is amazing, wait till you see her combination of back-picking, plucking in simultaneous fashion, it looks physically impossible!

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@@LaurenBateman I've seen Heart beginning in 1982 until a few years ago. Nancy has only gotten better, even Ann still holds her own, she can't hit a few notes and gets winded sometimes, but she's learned to compensate by changing the way she sings a few verses and is still an epic vocalist.

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Thanks Lauren, I used to play 3 finger i e 2 1 4

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Awesome!

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[@ComoxTerry]

Wow!... I'm impressed ..... will definitely ck out your other videos and lessons. I'm a senior and am attempting to move up from the Ukulele (which I luv'). Still prefer to use fingers only (no pick) .... I wonder if use of a pick is something I should strive for? Cheers

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Learn to do both. Pros and cons to each.

[@tracykitchell1878]

Great lesson. I first learned the four finger version but my favorite is the three finger version!

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Awesome

[@romanrajbanshi3542]

I liked the 3 finger version Your lessons are very much usefull and easiest guitar learning videos yet in the KZbin 🥰🥰❤️❤️

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Aww thank you Roman.

[@Aaron.T_82816]

1:24 Somehow, I learned G for the first time the OPPOSITE way... third finger on the low E minus the top string. It still works for me, even though I know it's poor technique...

[@martinharvey2390]

There is another 2 finger version which involves playing the top and bottom E strings at the 3rd fret with whichever 2 fingers are most comfortable but the top finger has to mute the A string. It sounds tricky but I started learning guitar exactly 3 months ago and after Em find this probably the easiest chord to play. 😉

[@LaurenBateman]

Yep, so many more version than these 5.

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[@LaurenBateman]

Thanks for the love 😃

[@PJErvin]

Regarding “Level 3”... When I got started around 2004, I learned from a video that was sort of a bluegrass/country gospel style, and this video taught its first G chord with a ring finger on the low E at 3rd fret, middle finger on the A at 2nd fret, and pinky on the high E at 3rd fret. Same result as your level 3 obviously, but I’ve found that it makes an easier transition to the basic C chord, especially for beginners.

[@LaurenBateman]

Rock on.

[@johncasey262]

I like Version 3 but if G is in the intro I use the Django because it starts a little brighter and cleaner.

[@LaurenBateman]

Very cool. Great option.

[@grumpgrump1]

I've played the G chord with both the 3 and 4 finger version, sometimes I like to use the 4 finger G chord because the 3rd finger stays put when I change from G to D acting as a pivot. And a lot of times I'll just use the 3 finger G chord using my 3rd finger mainly because it's how I learned to play the G.

[@LaurenBateman]

Yeah that's a great option. You'd like my stuck like glue chords: kzbin.info/www/bejne/emm4c56Fr9h-gdk

[@clydeortego8332]

With my big hands I use the three finger G chord using my 2nd, 3rd and 4th fingers so I can change to a G7 chord quickly.

[@LaurenBateman]

Perfect!

[@louissmith4218]

May sound funny but the simplest things like positioning my thumb while strumming, and holding on to the pick that is constantly slipping from my fingers😊

[@LaurenBateman]

Whatever works for you 😊

[@alexandraguerrier2709]

I already know the first one ❤

[@user-zk2dw9db4y]

great lurning guitar video

[@LaurenBateman]

Glad you liked it!

[@peterthompson3705]

I like the G it’s great

[@LaurenBateman]

Awesome!

[@jeffdrake9084]

Here's another option for short fingers: Starting with the 4-finger version, lift your index off the A string and mute it with the underside of your middle finger. The difference (to my ear) between the full 4-finger and the muted A string is nearly imperceptible, especially in the middle of a song.

[@georgesprovost7863]

There’s a sixth way to finger it using. Third finger on e and 2finger on a sting and pinky on lol e by far most versatile fingering cause c e minor d are all in easy range

[@LaurenBateman]

Lots of ways to do it. Sorry this just appeared in my account today 😞

[@Deedianamarie3880]

Thanks 😊

[@LaurenBateman]

Welcome 😊

[@paulcockerill4260]

Great lesson as always, there’s another though. Top and bottom on 3rd fret muting the 5th string.

[@LaurenBateman]

Yep there are many more

[@stevennordstrom3672]

Not sure the name of this chord, but it is a G variant. Ring finger on the 3rd fret high E, middle finger on 3rd fret low E while muting the A string. This is the variant I use.

[@LaurenBateman]

There are many more variations outside of these.

[@lucdegreef9663]

Hi, don’t want to be contrary, but I learned it with ringfinger on 1st chord, middle on 2nd and pinky on 6th chord. Luckily for me, the index just points upwards, lol. I think the reason this feels so easy for me, is I had 3 yrs of ’dactylography’ lessons (on a non-electric typewriter!), and we were supposed to hit every letter with the same force, ergo, 3 yrs of pinky strengthening 🙄😉. Thanks for the lesson !

[@LaurenBateman]

That's great! Keep it up!

[@larrybeavens7580]

And then there’s the “klutz” version, which lazy old men like me use. I play the G chord with my thumb on the 3rd fret of the top E string, allowing the thumb to mute the A string while it plays the E string. My ring finger goes on the 3rd fret of the bottom E string. It makes the switch to the D chord lightning fast, as the ring finger simply rocks up onto the B string while the index and middle fingers settle in one fret behind it on the G and E strings. The switch to the C chord is tough, but it works for me as I avoid the C chord as much as possible anyway...🤪

[@LaurenBateman]

Yes, there are many more versions :)

[@steveg43uk]

I've even using your 2nd and ring finger on the bass notes and my pinky on the thinnest string This leaves my 1st finger to do other things in a songs

[@LaurenBateman]

Yes, great choice.

[@dianasantiago7164]

👌 G Cord Excellent😃

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Thanks! 😃

[@therhythmicstringsofguitar]

Very nice 👍 thnx

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Most welcome 😊

[@maimunagolama1325]

Very good teacher 😅

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Thank you! 😃

[@steveavant9727]

I’m sorry, but I have to ask...is that a 68 Camaro model? Are you a fan of the vintage Camaros? Ok, on to the G chord lesson, and thanks for giving so much of your time to help us beginners become better guitarists. You are awesome!

[@LaurenBateman]

The model is a 1969 Z/28. I own a red 1968. Mine doesn't have stripes though. Fire engine red only. Wide ties in the back.

[@steveavant9727]

Sweet! I had a 1969 SS 396 Camaro, that’s why the model caught my eye. Congrats on owning a 68, those cars are getting rare. (Sorry for the thread hijack). Carry on.

[@dmimcg]

I love your videos. Now If I can just master playing the B# chord- life will be great. so far, I just can't get it to sound right.

[@LaurenBateman]

You can do it! Just take your time and keep on practicing :D

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Thank you!

[@dianasantiago7164]

👌 G Chord😁 Excellent🗽

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Thanks for listening

[@guylaurent8138]

I play the G on the 3rd frets of the B -4th frets of the G and 5th fret of the D// with the F the same but I start on the 1st fret of the B...

[@LaurenBateman]

Cool

[@louissmith4218]

The 1st G chord is best to me

[@LaurenBateman]

Cool!

[@andyboyd126]

I'm thinking of quitting Lauren because of the G chord. I can play every chord without any problems. But I just can't get to grips (pardon the pun) with the G chord. It doesn't help that my fingers aren't the biggest. It's so frustrating. I haven't got a problem with the G6 shortcut. I just can't get a clean strum when my third finger has to drop down and hold the high E string 😞 0:03

[@LaurenBateman]

Andy, don't give up. It can take months for chords to come around. Have you tried using your pinky VS your third finger. Some people find that more comfortable.

[@andyboyd126]

@@LaurenBateman I'm thinking about trying that Lauren. It's so frustrating nailing every chord, but the G chord is the one that's holding me back. I don't want to give up. I suppose I just need to persevere. Thanks for replying. Kind regards - Andrew.

[@Travelingman812]

Laura would you please look up Noah Beatz melody using G Em C and D chords and create a tutorial?

[@LaurenBateman]

Hi! I will keep this in mind :) Thanks for watching.

[@Travelingman812]

Laura its a nice melody he comprised with Jimmy Hendrix and SRV influences. Its super cool. I'd really like to learn this so much. Check it out. You'll like it!!

[@bobpeters61]

Never heard it called a "Django G chord" before, but I have heard that same one called a "Nashville G chord."

[@LaurenBateman]

Yeah, cowboy chords.

[@andrewfoster382]

Ouch the last was painful, but sounded good when I had all strings down. Is it me? As I noticed your first finger was flat, whilst mine was edge on. I would be interested in learning more of doing bar chords :)

[@LaurenBateman]

Yes don't go flat on a barre chord. 45 degree angle.

[@donaldbute4128]

Like your teaching. Have a problem I feel like I want to quit playing guitar can u help?

[@LaurenBateman]

Yes, don't quit! It's not easy. It takes time and dedication. You got this.