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Major 7th Chords (Open) Print E-mail
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Written by Danny Poole   
Thursday, 23 April 2009 09:19
As you can see for Amaj7, Emaj7 and Gmaj7 there are two different ways you can play the chord. Neither is right or wrong, just choose which ever is most comfortable for you to play.




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