The guitar can be color coded so that enthusiastic students can learn to play different chords with a visual support system. To play a C major chord, one needs to place their fingers over the yellow stickers. To play a G major chord, the fingers are placed over the red stickers. Voila! Eureka! Now you can play hundreds of songs. There are many guitar web sites that offer free samples of chords. You can color code whatever chords you want to play. Just put in a search using the words: guitar chords

The following songs can be played using the C Major chord and the G Major chord:

Shoo fly!The Sun is UpOde to Joy by BeethovenSkip to my LouMozart, Mozart Our Friend (Twinkle Twinkle Little Star)This Old ManFrere JacquesMerrily We Roll Along

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The above is an illustration of a C major chord. Place your fingers in the same pattern to play your own C major chord. Try strumming in different rhythms. Make up your own song as you play.

The following songs can be played using the C Major chord and the G Major chord:

Shoo fly!The Sun is UpOde to Joy by BeethovenSkip to my LouMozart, Mozart Our Friend (Twinkle Twinkle Little Star)This Old ManFrere JacquesMerrily We Roll Along

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The above is an illustration of a G major chord. Place your fingers in the same pattern to play your own G major chord. Try strumming in different rhythms. Make up your own song as you play.

The following songs can be played using the C Major chord and the G Major chord:

Shoo fly!The Sun is UpOde to Joy by BeethovenSkip to my LouMozart, Mozart Our Friend (Twinkle Twinkle Little Star)This Old ManFrere JacquesMerrily We Roll Along

http://specialneedsinmusic.com/