Wonderwall

How to play Wonderwall by Oasis on guitar

Wonderwall is a great song to learn because it has a steady, familiar feel and a repeating pattern that makes you sound musical quickly. You can focus on keeping the pulse even and letting the changes flow, which makes it a strong beginner play-along.

The chart uses a mix of open shapes and harder barre shapes. A, Em, E, and D should feel comfortable, while F#m, B, and C#m ask for more hand strength and clean fretting. The main change to watch is moving from A to Em to F#m and back to A without rushing the switch.

Start by practicing the opening progression slowly and cleanly, then loop the full chord cycle until the movement feels automatic. After that, bring it up to tempo in small steps, keeping each change relaxed and even. Once the shapes are solid, play along with the track and stay steady through the transitions.

Use the play-along above to follow each chord change in time with the music, or learn the shapes first with the chord diagrams below.