Here you can see a chord chart, tablature, and a picture of the C minor chord in action. Be sure to master this chord as it is used often.
This is the C minor chord played in barre form. This voicing utilizes the visual shape of the "open" Am chord.
This is the Cm barre chord based on the "open" Am chord shape.
This is a Cm barre chord. The shape of this chord is based on the "open" Em voicing.
This is an abbreviated version of the C minor barre chord.
This is an abbreviated version of the c minor barre chord.
This voicing for Cm is used in the song "Blackbird" by the Beatles.
The fifth string is omitted from this voicing of Cm.
This is the "open" Cm chord.
This Cm chord utilizes the visual shape of the "open" Gm chord.
This Cm voicing utilizes the visual shape of the "open" Dm chord.
In this chord diagram, the "open" Cm shape is transposed one octave higher.
This is a Cm triad played in first inversion.
This is an abbreviated version of the Cm barre chord played in eighth position.
This is a Cm triad played in root position.
This three string Cm triad is played in second inversion.
This Cm triad is played in first inversion.
This is a Cm triad played in second inversion. In other words, the fifth of the chord (G) is played as the lowest note.
This is a Cm triad played in first inversion. The third of the chord (Eb) is played as the lowest note.
This is a closed position voicing of a Cm triad.