Guitar Chords In A Major Key - Guitar Lesson 

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you are the first one I've seen that explains this lesson so clear. Thank you !

Thank you for explaining A Major scale, it has more shape than g major. I needed to understand the complete theory of how to make the sharp chords and there is a f# major and a f#minor.This really helped me a lot. Just beginning to learn theory. You are a good teacher!!

A lot of teacher make these types of lessons complex and complicated. This was easy to understand and was laid out perfectly so your not getting bombarded too quickly. Thanks for this!

I am not a beginner, read music fluently but had a lot of abrasion/grief trying to learn theory...until your presentation, which put all I had incompletely digested together. Like most others who are too hogtied to comment, I too am quite grateful. Splendid!

Just what I needed. thanks

Nicely explained. Well done. Thank you so much.

Nate Savage is a Savage at guitar

beautiful lesson..

Amazing video bro,i have cleared my basic concepts by watching your video.❤

Wow. Good lesson

Thank you. This is super helpful and easy to follow!

I know you are a great teacher. but due to my lack of knowledge, I have no clue of what 1A, 2B .... mean. I don't understand any logic of why you switch around the frets. I don't know what to do now. Not sure if I should continue to learn guitar. Music may not be a thing for me although I really want to learn guitar.

Thank you sir

thank you so much

Thank you I learned so much ....

I have a question.? This is for a very beginner. Is there any way you could use an app to show colored dots on a scale in a separate window in bottom of page as you show chords or open and closed notes on the scales you are playing? . You may not realize but if I just click on a video to teach me the chords. I cannot tell Exactly what fingers are being pressed down or if they are up??. When the fingers are close to each other, say the 4th and 5th fingers are right by each other. I can tell you are playing one of the fingers but i dont know if the other is also down?? . It's really hard to see. But if we had a chord fret picture to assist at bottom it would really give a 2 dimension of seeing it 2 ways. I am a very visual learner, 🤓its elementary I know. Lol lol. You do great job showing us when you are playing and telling us. But, It's really hard when your looking from me to the screen, like when you walk through the scales to see which notes are down and which ones are open?? 🤔 I can't see that I have to rely on my hearing?? To tell what is being played.?? Thanks so much for all your help, and considering this request. I think this would be a great tool for beginners. Have a great day. 🙂

but this video taught me a lot tanks

Damnit. I came here looking for ideas for songs in the key of A Major. Your title implies such, but it manys any old major key. A bit misleading, if you ask me.

Nate you really helped my playing.. thank you so much.

Can u play some selective songs for intermediate learner on acustica guitar kindly

Hi, I have question. Instead of playing the 2, 3, 6 as minors (i.e. root, minor 3rd, 5th), can't we play them as root, *raised* third (i.e. fourth) and fifth? This makes it match with the major scale of the root key, which I presume is the reason we are lowering the third for the 2, 3, 6 in the first place. Similarly, for the 7th then, we have four possible combinations: R (7th), lowered 3rd (of the 7th), lowered 5th (of the 7th); R, lowered 3rd, raised 5th; R, raised 3rd, lowered 5th; R, raised 3rd, raised 5th. Thanks in advance, Shyam

greatly appreciate the lesson. my only concern is that I have chord progressions in my head and I'm trying to figure out what other chords(major and minor) I can use in the song. Ex: I hear some songs that actually use 5-6 major chords in that song and it seems to be in the same key(look up transcription for song "Don't Look Back" by She and Him; they have about 5-6 major chords in that song). I thought most keys have no more than 3 major chords in them.

Very good

Nice work. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

Can you do a lesson on diminished and augmented chords?

Can you do a lesson on every kind of muting there is, both left and right hands? i.e. Aren't leftover melody notes not suppose to be sounding once you've moved on to the next note?

hi, I wanted to know how to play a song on the spot. I mean play by ear. any video on this would be great

From my understanding there are no major scales named after flats,only natural notes and sharps.Im not sure why,but I looked It up and there are 12 major scales,but if you were to count the flats there would be more.Can anyone help me understand why?

Came for the a major scale chords, dude talking about G

Ooooh. It's about chords in a major key. Not about chords in «A» Major key. I see,

i always felt that starting with key of C was too advanced. ....by two letters.... lol

beautifully explained :)