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E

E Major · 4 fingerings
The major triad is the first chord most guitarists learn and the backbone of nearly every style of popular music. E stacks a major third and a perfect fifth above E, producing the bright, settled sound that makes it the natural resting point of a progression. If a song is in the key of E, this is almost certainly its home chord.
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E · position 1
2fr1243
E · position 2 · fret 2
4fr1432
E · position 3 · fret 4
7fr1234
E · position 4 · fret 7

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