C Major CAGED Chord Shapes

These are the most important chord shapes for the CAGED System in the key of C. 

Learn these chords and practice them until you can play them fluently and with good articulation. You have to be able to find them quickly all over the guitar neck.

The next step is to match the CAGED fingerings for the C Major Scale to each of these chord formations.  

The best way to learn the CAGED so-called system, is to look at each of the scale patterns as CONNECTED to a particular chord shape.

In this video I will teach you the shapes and fingerings for the CAGED chord formations of the C Major chord.

These chord formations function as a foundation for the C Major scale CAGED fingerings.
You will learn to see the notes of each chord-shapes as a template around which the other scale-tones are added.

Some of these chordshapes may seem a little bit difficult to play, if you're not used to them.
But if you keep your hand relaxed, NO TENSION whatsoever when placing the fingers, and keep working on them, you will be able to play them.

If you have smaller hands, use the alternative chords instead of the full chord grips.