Learn to Play Songs with the Cadd9 Chord. Now that you know how to strum the Cadd9 chord and have played around a bit with it in its arpeggio form, it’s time to listen for it in songs spanning various genres. This versatile chord pops up in everything from electrified rock to mellow neo-folk.

2019年8月16日 · The Cadd9 guitar chord sounds great, is easy to hold and is a great chord for the songwriter’s toolbox. I cover the notes and intervals in the chord and the basic structure of an add9 chord in general.

In this easy guitar lesson, you shall learn how to play the Cadd9 guitar chord. The Cadd9 chord is a very common guitar chord, it is actually one of the most...

What is a Cadd9 Guitar Chord? The Cadd9 chord is a variation of the standard C major chord that includes an additional note, the ninth degree of the C major scale. This chord has a rich, bright, and slightly complex sound, making it popular in many musical genres, including pop, rock, and folk. Notes in a Cadd9 Chord:

How To Play The Cadd9 Chord On The Guitar with video and chord diagrams.

2019年5月24日 · The Cadd9 ("C add nine") guitar chord is a nice and easy, yet interesting sounding chord you can use to create some additional color in your guitar playing. Let's focus first on how to play a basic Cadd9 chord in open position: Place your second (middle) finger on the third fret of the fifth string.

In today's lesson, we'll go over 3 distinct ways to play the Cadd9 guitar chord, pronounced "C" add nine. Learning the Cadd9 will help you learn to play songs and learn them faster because it is a very popular guitar chord.

If the same fingering appears for more than one string, place the finger flat on the fingerboard as a 'bar', so all the strings can sound.

2016年6月27日 · The Cadd9 or C2 Chord is a simple and popular guitar chord that acoustic and electric guitar players should be familiar with. In this short tutorial, we’ll ...

The C added ninth chord (abbreviated Cadd9 chord) is a four-note chord consisting of the notes C, E, G, and D. The chord is formed by adding a major ninth to the C major chord. Often, a major second is played instead of the major ninth since they are the same note.