This voicing of Bb major requires a barre performed by the first finger. The shape of this chord is based on the "open" G major shape.
This voicing of Bb major features a root note on the fifth string and a barre across the D, G, and B strings performed by the third finger.
This voicing of Bb omits the fifth of the chord.
This two string Bb chord is played on the B and E strings.
This two string Bb chord is played on the B and E strings.
This two string Bb chord is played on the A and D strings.
This is the Bb barre chord which is played using the A shape barre chord at the first fret.
This is the Bb barre chord. This chord is played by playing the E shape barre chord on the 6th fret.
This Bb chord is played in first inversion.
This is an abbreviated voicing of a Bb major barre chord.
This Bb chord is played in second inversion.
The low sixth string is omitted from the Bb barre chord to form Bb/F.
This is an alternate fingering for the Bb major barre chord in first position.
This voicing for Bb major is geared towards playing in third position.
This Bb major chord is played in first inversion.
This Bb chord is played in second inversion.
This Bb major chord features a barre performed by the pinky finger.
This chord diagram features a Bb major played against a C bass note.
This Bb chord voicing features a barre performed by the pinky finger.
The fifth (F) is omitted from this Bb major chord.