Chord Hub
This hub is for the shapes that should feel immediate on a left-handed guitar: open-position major, minor, suspended and ringing everyday chords.
If a player lands here wanting to strum songs, build clean transitions and stop mentally flipping right-handed diagrams, open-position shapes are the right entry point.
Who This Hub Is For
Use this page if you want the first set of left-handed chord charts that most real songs are built from. It is the fastest route into practical strumming, rhythm changes and clean left-handed diagram reading.
The priority here is not exotic voicings. It is the everyday chord vocabulary that needs to work quickly and look correct.
What To Practice First
Start with A, C, D, E and G major, then pair them with A minor, D minor and E minor. After that, add suspended and add9 shapes so your rhythm playing sounds bigger without becoming harder to read.
Because the charts are mirrored, pay extra attention to which strings must stay open and which should be muted.