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Applying the theory to the neck of the guitar
So every basic major and minor chord that you know, and will
ever learn, only has 3 different notes in it. If you are strumming
a basic C major chord, and play 5 strings...you are still only
playing the notes C, E and G. It is just that there are 2 C notes
and 2 E notes.
Here are some basic chord forms for C, Dm, Em, F, G, A m and
Bo. You will see that each chord only contains 3 different note
names. Some of the notes are just doubled or tripled. The notes
in the chord do not have to follow any particular order, as long
as there is a D F A....it is a Dm chord.
Page 2, Basic triads built from the C major scale
Page 4, Comparing major and
minor chords 
Basic chord construction jump zone
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