A Major Chord

A Major Chord
The A Major chord is constructed of notes A, C# and E.
This notes will be explained in detail later.

The red dot tells you that you are not to play that string. The sixth string of the A major chord is not played, but you play the rest.

Points to remember:

1. Position each finger with care, according to the above diagram.
2. Make sure that each fingertip is placed as close as possible to the fret.
3. Firstly, pluck across the strings one by one with your pick, checking that each string rings clearly and is not muted or buzzing.

Note:

Try your best to start from the fifth string each time you strum stay relaxed your fingers may hurt a little but they will get stronger.