Sunday, August 5, 2007

B Major Chord (Guitar, Beginner)


This fingering of the B major chord might be a stretch (literally) for people with smaller hands.

1. Using the length of your index finger, make a bar from the A string to the High E string, behind the 2nd fret (B note, F# note).
2. Place your middle finger on the D string, behind the 4th fret (F# note).
3. Place your ring finger on the G string, behind the 4th fret (B note).
4. Place your pinky finger on the B string, behind the 4th fret (D# note).
5. Avoiding the Low E string, strum the B major chord.

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