Bm Guitar Chord | Standard Tuning

This Bm chord shape eliminates the low root note from the common barre chord shape.

The "B" minor barre chord is yet another chord where you are required to barre all six strings of the guitar with your first finger.

This is an alternate version of the B minor chord played in tenth position.

This is a barre chord version of Bm played in second position.

This is the B minor chord played using the A minor shape barre chord on the 14th fret.

This is an abbreviation of the full B minor barre chord.

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

This is an abbreviated version of the B minor chord.

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

This voicing for Bm utilizes the visual chord shape of the "open" Dm chord.

This Bm chord is played with an A note in the bass.

This voicing for Bm is used in the intro section to "The World I Know" by Collective Soul.

This is a partial open Bm chord omitting the fifth.

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

The sixth and first strings are omitted from this Bm voicing.