Barre chords
Barre chords or full shape chords is a pattern of a chords form in guitar and otherstring instruments. To hold the barre chords place your index finger flat across the neck and press all strings. In open Chords there are open string in shape but in barre chords there is no open string all strings will be hold with proper finger shape of each chords and the index finger are place across the neck. Basic chords are 3 types major, minor and dominant seventh. I already explained these Chords on nut position, now these each chords have 3 types of full shape or pattern that means major form have 3 shape
Major barre chords
Major barre chords have three shape or pattern
Major shape number 1
Major shape number 2
Major shape number 3
Minor barre chords
Minor chords have three shape or pattern
Minor shape number 1
Minor shape number 2
Minor shape number 3
Dominant seventh barre chords
Dominant seventh barre chords have three shape or pattern
Dominant seventh shape number 1
Dominant seventh shape number 2
Dominant seventh shape number 3
Example -
When you hold F major chord in major form 1 simply you shift the total finger shape one fret up then you will get F# major chord in same shape thats why it is called movable form or shape.
Major Form Number - 1
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| Barre chords major shape number 1 |
Major Form Number - 2
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| Barre chords major shape number 2 |
Major Form Number 3
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| Barre chords major shape number 3 |
Position number
1st fret means 1st position 3rd fret means 3rd position you have to identify the position by the placement of the first finger, if your 1st finger placed on 1st fret that means you are playing in 1st position, if your 1st fingers placed on 5th fret that means you are playing on 5th position.Practice these Chords shape daily until you have total control on it and until you can change it on time on rhythm, mix these Chords with nut position chords and practice for better results.
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