An introduction to the concept of barre chords and general finger placement across guitar strings. A close-up camera angle illustrating exact finger placement and muting for the B minor chord.
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An introduction to the concept of barre chords and general finger placement across guitar strings.
On screen: A man wearing a striped t-shirt and dark cardigan sits on a gray couch, holding an acoustic guitar and demonstrating different finger positions on the fretboard while speaking.
Detailed instructions on finger positioning, fretting, and muting strings to form the B minor chord.
On screen: A man wearing a striped t-shirt and dark cardigan sits on a gray couch, holding an acoustic guitar and demonstrating different finger positions on the fretboard while speaking.
A close-up camera angle illustrating exact finger placement and muting for the B minor chord.
On screen: A man wearing a striped t-shirt and dark cardigan sits on a gray couch, holding an acoustic guitar and demonstrating different finger positions on the fretboard while speaking.
0:00 Speaker A: Today we're going to talk about bar chords again. Speaker A: So a bar is when you place your finger across multiple strings on the same fret, like so. Speaker A: Could be 6 strings, 5 strings, 4 strings, etc. Speaker A: Could be any finger. Speaker A: Most of the time it's your first finger. Speaker A: It could also be your third finger. Speaker A: Alright? Speaker A: Covering a couple strings here. Speaker A: So today I'm going to show you B minor, alright?
0:27 Speaker A: B minor is played like this, alright? Speaker A: It's your first finger covering five strings, not six strings, five strings, alright? Speaker A: With the tip of your first finger, muting the low E string like so, okay? Speaker A: Right underneath it with your fingertip, alright? Speaker A: So keep that finger straight.
0:52 Speaker A: Keep your thumb behind your first finger, right here, alright? Speaker A: Second fret, then add your middle finger to the third fret of the second string. Speaker A: Add your third finger to the fourth fret of the fourth string and your fourth finger to the fourth fret of the third string and you get B minor, alright?
1:18 Speaker A: Keep these two fingers together. Speaker A: Bring it in for a closer look here, alright? Speaker A: Muting the low string with the tip of your finger. Speaker A: Third fret, second string, these two together, alright? Speaker A: From this angle. Speaker A: From this angle, all right? Speaker A: So you should have a muted string, then this.
1:50 Speaker A: B minor, pretty common bar chord. Speaker A: All right? Speaker A: If you have any questions, leave them in the comments. Speaker A: Any requests, leave them in the comments. Speaker A: And if you'd like to show your appreciation, you can leave a comment or give me an upvote. Speaker A: Thanks.