A mistake when playing a barre chord creates a muted, muddy sound.

Gm barre chord. This chord is played by placing a barre on fret three with your index finger. The traditional spelling is barre, but many times you will see it spelled as bar. Barre your finger across all six strings, across the third fret.

The notes that the gm chord consists of are g, bb, d. Chord gm (10th fret) notes: You must leave out the 6th and 5th strings.

This gm7 chord shape is also referred to as the em7 barre shape. A gm guitar chord is usually played as a barre chord, and, as is the case with most chords, there are several different ways of playing a g minor chord on guitar. Therefore, it might be difficult.

Theory of the gm chord. D, bb, d and g. Place your middle finger on the fourth string at the fourth fret and your pinky on the second string at the fourth fret, like this:

We will learn the shap. Barre your first finger across all the strings on the 3rd fret. G#m (no3) is a g# minor with no third (b).

O = play open string. Guitar chords in the key of g minor: To play the g bar chord: