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Learn to play the G major seventh chord. Study and memorize the attached images.
An alternate fingering of the G major seventh chord.
This is an open Gmaj7/B chord.
This voicing for Gmaj7 omits the fifth string.
This Gmaj7 chord is played in first inversion.
This four string voicing for Gmaj7 is played in first inversion.
This Gmaj7 voicing utilizes a common, movable major seventh chord shape.
This is a piano style voicing for Gmaj7.
This voicing for Gmaj7 is played on the four highest strings.
This is a Gmaj7 chord played in second inversion.
This Gmaj7 chord is played in second inversion.
This Gmaj7 chord is played in third inversion.
This Gmaj7 chord is played in third inversion. The fifth (D) is omitted from the chord.
This is one possible way to play an "open" Gmaj7 chord.
This is a rather unique sounding major seventh voicing.
This is an "open" Gmaj7 chord.
The Gmaj7 guitar chord can also be played in other tunings: