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{{crumbsTop-Level Crumbs|red|74}}|Ref: Common Scales|Scales{{Reference Crumbs|Ref: Circle of Fifths|Circle of 5ths|Ref: Fret Maps for all Keys|Fret Maps|Ref: CAGED Chord Charts|CAGED Charts|Ref: Diatonic Chords for all Keys|Diatonic Chords|Ref: Chord Fingerings/Voicings|Chord Fingerings|Ref: Chord Names/Notes/Spellings|Chord Naming|Ref: Common Chord Progressions|Progressions|Ref: Modes|Modes|Ref: Counting Rhythm|Counting Rhythm|Ref: Common Arpeggios|Arpeggios|Ref: Reading Tab|Reading Tab|Ref: Reading Chord Charts, Scale Maps, and Strumming Notation|Other Notation7}}
Chords are referred to by full (or "spoken") names as well as symbolic representations. For example, "C Major" is the spoken name for (C E G), while the symbolic name is simply "C".