9 Fancy Guitar Chords All Beginner Should Know

Summary by Krater

Justin Sandercoe demonstrates 'Stuck 3&4' chords (also known as wonderwall chords), where the third and fourth fingers stay anchored on the third fret of the thinnest two strings while playing various chord progressions, making chord changes easier and producing a unique drone effect.

From the video

Answers: What are Stuck 3&4 chords on guitar and how do you play them?

• Stuck 3&4 chords
• Wonderwall chords
• Guitar chord shapes
• Beginner guitar lessons
• Acoustic guitar playing

What it concludes

• Keeping the third and fourth fingers anchored on the third fret of the thinnest two strings simplifies several chord changes and produces a drone effect common in 90s rock music.
• Using the Stuck 3&4 G chord shapes requires keeping the third finger on its tip and rounded to avoid muting adjacent strings.
• The C add9 chord can almost always replace a standard C chord in songs.
• The D sus4 chord can often replace a regular D chord to create a suspended sound that resolves downward.
• Practicing chord transitions between G, C, D, A, and E minor using the Stuck 3&4 finger positions helps build finger strength and dexterity.