Guitar Chord Keys

A key is a musical term for a group of chords that sound good when played together, typically in a chord progression. A chord progression is a pattern of chords, in the same key, played in a certain order. A popular guitar progression is the I - IV - V progression. Learn more about keys and what guitar chords are used in them in the sections listed below.

MAJOR KEYS

Key of C Major Guitar Chords

Key of Db Major Guitar Chords (C#)
Key of D Major Guitar Chords
Key of Eb Major Guitar Chords (D#)
Key of E Major Guitar Chords
Key of F Major Guitar Chords
Key of F# Major Guitar Chords (Gb)
Key of G Major Guitar Chords
Key of Ab Major Guitar Chords (G#)
Key of A Major Guitar Chords
Key of Bb Major Guitar Chords (A#)
Key of B Major Guitar Chords

MINOR KEYS

Key of C Minor Guitar Chords

Key of C# Minor Guitar Chords (Db)
Key of D Minor Guitar Chords
Key of D# Minor Guitar Chords (Eb)
Key of E Minor Guitar Chords
Key of F Minor Guitar Chords
Key of F# Minor Guitar Chords (Gb)
Key of G Minor Guitar Chords
GKey of G# Minor Guitar Chords (Ab)
Key of A Minor Guitar Chords
Key of Bb Minor Guitar Chords (A#)
Key of B Minor Guitar Chords

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