Bm7 Guitar Chord | Standard Tuning

Please study the attached Bm7 chord chart and tablature to master this chord.

This is the "open" B minor seventh chord.

This Bm7 chord utilizes a common, movable chord shape. A root note occurs on the sixth string.

This voicing for Bm7 is commonly used in the jazz and blues genres. The root note is on the sixth string.

This Bm7 barre chord utilizes the visual shape of an "open" Am7 chord.

This is one possibly way to play an "open" Bm7 chord.

Notice how the fourth string is omitted from this voicing of Bm7.

This four string voicing for Bm7 utilizes a movable chord shape.

This voicing for Bm7 is played in third inversion.

The b7 (A) is doubled in this Bm7 voicing.

This Bm7 chord is played in first inversion. You can also play a root position D6 chord with this voicing.

This Bm7 chord is played in first inversion. This voicing can also be used for a D6 chord.

This Bm7 chord is played in second inversion.

This Bm7 chord is played in third inversion.

This voicing for Bm7/D is played fingerstyle.

This Bm7 chord is played in second inversion.

This Bm7 chord is played in third inversion.

This Bm7 chord is played with the b7 (A) in the bass.