Today's guitar chord of the day is Bb minor and we'll be looking at two different fingerings for this chord. The first fingering is the easiest as it doesn't involve a barre and uses just the top four strings.
Place your fingertips just behind the fret to get a clean sound with no buzzing.
The second fingering of this chord uses a barre. Here we lay the edge of your first finger just behind the first fret.
Play each note of the Bb minor chord individually and make sure that they all sound cleanly with no buzzing.
Minor chords use these scale degrees: 1,
b3, 5
Bb minor uses these notes = Bb, Db, F
These chords are movable, playing the same fingering on another fret transposes the chord to a different key:
1st fret Bb minor / A# minor
- 2nd fret B minor
- 3rd fret C minor
- 4th fret Db minor / C# minor
- 5th fret D minor
- 6th fret Eb minor / D# minor
- 7th fret E minor
- 8th fret F minor
- 9th fret Gb minor / F# minor
- 10th fret G minor
- 11th fret Ab minor / G# minor
