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G Major Triad on the guitar fretboard

All 36 positions of the G Major Triad (R 4 7) on a standard-tuned guitar with 22 frets.

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Notes and intervals

The G Major Triad is built from these tones — each shown with its interval (in semitones) above the root:

All positions on the neck

About the Major Triad

A major triad is the harmonic core of major-key music: the root, a major third (4 semitones) and a perfect fifth (7). These three tones of G major repeat all over the neck — learning the shapes lets you find G anywhere and build CAGED chord voicings.

Practice tips

Anchor every shape to its root — the gold R markers — and learn the distance to the other tones. The same shape transposes to any root by sliding it along the neck.

Open the interactive trainer and tap every G Major Triad tone across all six strings until the shape is automatic.

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