Barre Chords Guitar Lesson for Beginners [How to Bar]

This guitar lesson for beginners will show how to play barre chords (how to bar). With chord diagrams and barre chord exercises, we'll cover it all with a step by step approach!
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Barre Chords Guitar Lesson for Beginners [How to Bar]
00:00 Lesson Preview
00:20 Guitar Basics Foundation
01:03 How to Play Barre Chords
01:32 E Major Barre Chord Shape
05:32 Chord Synonyms
06:18 Concept Before Clarity
07:49 Barre Chord Exercise
08:33 E Minor Barre Chord Shape
12:12 Barre Chord Exercise
12:57 A Minor Barre Chord Shape
16:45 Minor Chord Voicings
19:44 Moveable Minor Chord Challenge
22:17 D Minor Chord Shape
24:06 Lesson Review

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Barre Chords Guitar
This barre chords guitar lesson for beginners video will show how to bar chords with a step by step approach.

Guitar Lessons for Beginners
This guitar lessons for beginners video will show how to bar (barre) chords. This beginner guitar lesson will also show how to play barre chords with various moveable chord exercises for guitar.

How to Bar Chords on Guitar
This barre chords lesson will show how to bar chords on guitar with a step by step approach for beginners.

Bar Chord Exercises for Guitar
This barre chords guitar lesson for beginners features various bar chord exercises to learn to play movable chord shapes.

How to Play Barre Chords
A barre chord requires the first finger to lay across or bar strings in order to make a chord shape movable. Barre chords are more challenging to play due to the increased number of strings that need to be fretted. This guitar lesson for beginners will show how to play barre chords with a step by step approach.

Moveable Barre Chords
The most popular barre chord uses a moveable ‘E’ chord shape. The sixth string bass note determines the letter name of this moveable E barre chord shape, producing twelve potential major barre chord

Barre Chord Exercises for Guitar
This barre chord guitar lesson features three barre chord exercises which help improve finger strength to play guitar. With each barre chord exercise, barre chord arpeggios are played to improve finger strength to bar chords.

Barre Chords for Beginners
This guitar lesson features barre chords for beginners, This beginner guitar lesson will show how to bar chords with barre chord exercises.

Barre Chords Tutorial
This barre chords tutorial will show beginners how to bar chords on guitar. This guitar tutorial for beginners will show how to barre chords on guitar.

Moveable Chords
There are only three open minor chords: ‘Am’, ‘Dm’, and ‘Em’. Other minor chords require a barre in order to be played. Knowing how to bar a moveable minor chord shape will dramatically increase your chord vocabulary. The two most-popular moveable minor chord shapes are the ‘Am’ and ‘Em’ chord shapes.

Barre Minor Chord Voicings for Guitar
With two moveable ‘Am’ and ‘Em’ chord shapes, there are two potential chord voicings for any moveable minor barre chord. For example, an ‘Am’ chord can be played either with a fifth string bass note, or with a sixth string bass note at the fifth fret position (using the moveable ‘Em’ barre chord shape).

Moveable Barre Chord Shape
In theory, every chord shape is moveable. Certain barre chord shapes, however, will not ‘fit’ the hand as well as others. For example, playing a moveable ‘Dm’ chord barre shape requires the fretting hand to adjust in a way that simply isn’t feasible when it comes to getting clarity from each string, let alone being able to switch between chords with efficiency. Nevertheless, beginning students are always curious to at least try the moveable ‘Dm’ chord shape, so an example is shown right.

Chord Synonyms
The same concept that applies to enharmonic notes (sharps and flats) will also apply to moveable minor barre chords. For example, a ‘Bb’ minor chord can also be referred to as an ‘A#’ minor chord. A moveable ‘Em’ barre chord shape played along the second fret position can be referred to as either a ‘Gbm’ chord or an ‘F#m’ chord.

Minor Chords Guitar Lesson
With twelve different notes on each string, there are 24 total minor chords that can be played with just two moveable minor barre chord shapes (‘Am’ and ‘Em’).

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