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Nashville Number Chord Chart

Write the progression once in numbers and play it in any key — perfect when the worship leader changes keys at rehearsal.

In G

G

1

D

5

Em

6m

C

4

Your progression in all 12 keys

Key156m4
CCGAmF
D♭D♭A♭B♭mG♭
DDABmG
E♭E♭B♭CmA♭
EEBC♯mA
FFCDmB♭
G♭G♭D♭E♭mC♭
GGDEmC
A♭A♭E♭FmD♭
AAEF♯mD
B♭B♭FGmE♭
BBF♯G♯mE

Capo chart for guitar players in G

Which chord shapes to play at each capo position so the band still sounds in G. Open-friendly shapes are highlighted.

CapoPlay shapes inYour progression as shapes
No capoGopen shapesG D Em C
Fret 1G♭G♭ D♭ E♭m C♭
Fret 2FF C Dm B♭
Fret 3Eopen shapesE B C♯m A
Fret 4E♭E♭ B♭ Cm A♭
Fret 5Dopen shapesD A Bm G
Fret 6D♭D♭ A♭ B♭m G♭
Fret 7Copen shapesC G Am F

Chords in the key of G

1

G

2

Am

3

Bm

4

C

5

D

6

Em

7

F♯°

How to write numbers

1 5 6m 4
Numbers are scale degrees of the key. Add m for minor.
1/3
A slash sets the bass note: the 1 chord over the 3rd of the key.
b7, #4
Flat or sharp numbers borrow chords from outside the key.
5sus, 2m7, 4maj7
Anything after the number is kept as the chord quality.
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Bar lines are optional and just help you read the chart.

New to the Nashville Number System?

Read our guide, or grab the printable cheat sheets with chords and progressions in all 12 keys.

Nashville Number Chord Chart Generator · Altar Sounds