Am Guitar Chord | Standard Tuning

The "A Minor" chord is an easy transition from the "A Major" chord. Simply move your finger on the "B" string down a half step (one fret) to the first fret.

Another version of the A Minor Barre Chord.

A variation of the A Minor Chord.

This voicing of A minor is based on the shape of the "open" E minor chord. This A minor chord begins the song "Stairway to Heaven."

The root is omitted from this chord. This voicing of Am is found in the outro to "Under the Bridge."

This is an alternate way to finger the A minor chord. Using this fingering is good practice for the A minor shape barre chords.

This is an abbreviated version of the full A minor barre chord.

The fifth is omitted from this voicing of Am.

This is an abbreviated version of an Am barre chord.

The fourth string is omitted from this Am voicing.

The fourth string is omitted from this fifth position Am chord.

The 2nd string is omitted from this Am voicing.

This Am/C chord is played fingerstyle.

This unique voicing for Am combines the open A string with high, fretted notes.

This is a unique second inversion voicing for Am.

This A minor chord is played fingerstyle. It can be played with a pick if the thumb frets the low root note on the sixth string.

This interesting voicing for Am features a low root note played on the fifth string.

This is a three string voicing of an "open" Am chord.

This is an Am triad. The root note is located on the fifth string.