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Play G7 Chord in 3rd Position on the Guitar: Root Position

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Summary: Learn how to play the G7 guitar chord in this free video series on music theory and guitar lessons.

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Play G7 Chord in 3rd Position on the Guitar: Root Position

To play a G seven in root position on the top four strings in the third position of the guitar neck: place your forefinger on the fifth fret fourth string, your ring finger on the seventh fret of the third string, your middle finger on the sixth fret of the second string, and your pinkie on the top string at the seventh fret. Play only the top four strings and your chord should sound like this.

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