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Play Bm from 2. fret
Bm with a barre on fret 7
This voicing for Bm is played in 7th position
Another Bm variation
Let us talk about Bm or B minor chord. B minor is usually a barre chord which is a bit hard, but let is look at the easier short end version first.
So what we are going to do is to put the first finger on the first string second fret, then your second fingers goes to the second string third fret and then the ring-finger goes to the third string forth fret. Se it is starting at the first string on the second fret, then third and fourth fret on the next strings. Here you have to be careful when you strum as you only strum the last four.
Start with this version if the version Bm above seems a little bit hard. Good luck with B minor.
e|-------7--------x--------x--------x-----------| B|-------9--------2--------x--------x-----------| G|-------9--------4--------9--------9-----------| D|-------7--------4--------11-------7-----------| A|-------7--------3--------12-------7-----------| E|-------7--------2--------10-------7-----------|
Bm, Bmin, BMI, B minor
Author: Semslem