Would you please give me the names of the 3 chords listed below, I just know their location on the guitar and I need to know their names urgently:

1- 6th fret, 3rd string + 7th fret, 4th string

2- 8th fret, 3rd string + 9th fret 4th and 5th strings (looks typical to the E-major chord but this one starts from the 8th fret) .

3- This is a bar chord:
4th fret (all strings) + 5th fret, second string + 6th fret, 3rd and 4th strings

Would really appreciate your help!

Thanks in advance.
Karim

Would you please give me the names of the 3 chords listed below, I just know their location on the guitar and I need to know their names urgently:

1- 6th fret, 3rd string + 7th fret, 4th string

2- 8th fret, 3rd string + 9th fret 4th and 5th strings (looks typical to the E-major chord but this one starts from the 8th fret) .

3- This is a bar chord:
4th fret (all strings) + 5th fret, second string + 6th fret, 3rd and 4th strings

Would really appreciate your help!

Thanks in advance.
Karim

The C2 (or also known as the Cadd9) chord can be played like so:

e |–3–|
B |–3–|
G |–0–|
D |–2–|
A |–3–|
E |–x–|

An Em7 is played just a little bit differently from a C2 chord. An Em7 looks like this:

e |–3–|
B |–3–|
G |–0–|
D |–2–|
A |–2–|
E |–0–|

If this way of showing you the fingering is confusing, that’s because it is in “tab”. I wrote a post on how to read tab here: http://www.guitarfriendly.net/2008/05/learn-to-read-guitar-tabs/