So you wanna learn how to play the guitar in the key of C? Well, you’re in luck cause I gotchu. Here are some fly chords to get you started on your journey to guitar greatness.

C Major Alt Chord

First up, we got the C Major Alt chord. The pic below shows you exactly how to position your fingers for this chord. Once you get the hang of it, switch up the strumming pattern to make it sound even dopier.

Here’s a tip: when you first start playing this chord, your fingers might get a little tender. Practice it for a bit every day until your fingers toughen up. They’ll thank you later.

C Major Chord Chart

Next up is the C Major chord chart. It shows you several different ways to play the C chord. Try ’em all and see which one feels the realest to you.

An idea for you: play each of the chords in the chart one after the other in the same strumming pattern. It’ll sound real tight.

Chords in the Key of C Guitar Chart

The next chord chart we got for you is the Chords in the Key of C Guitar Chart. This lil’ chart shows you all the chords you can play in the key of C. Learn ’em all and get ready to sound like a straight-up professional.

A how-to for you: practice switching between the chords in this chart to make sure you’ve got ’em down. Once you can switch between them easily, try adding in some lyrics and make up a song to show off your new skills.

Music Theory in the Key of C

This next pic might look a little intimidating but trust me, it’s worth taking a look. It breaks down the music theory behind the key of C. Once you understand the theory, it’ll be even easier to write your own sick tunes.

Here’s an idea: learn one new music theory concept every day. Pretty soon, you’ll be well on your way to writing your own dope songs.

All the Chords in the Key of C

The final chord chart we got for you shows you even more chords in the key of C. There’s a lot of ’em, but don’t let that intimidate you. Just take it one chord at a time.

A how-to for you: practice playing all the chords in this chart one after the other. Once you get the hang of it, try playing a song you already know but in the key of C. It’ll sound totally different and totally fly.

So there you have it, homies. The keys to playing guitar in the key of C. Stay practicin’ and always keep it real.