How To Play Easy Barre Chord Shapes For Guitar

In this video, we'll introduce you to simplified barre chord shapes that serve as excellent substitutes for the conventional, often more challenging barre chords. By mastering these easier barre chord shapes, you'll gain the ability to play them anywhere on the guitar neck, opening up a world of versatility and creativity.
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[@cyrilmoussoki3193]

You are a very good Teacher ❤

[@michaellowe2559]

A great teacher! Thank you! Thank you!

[@VanasseClaudette]

Thank you so much again for these videos. These are very helpful to me. Besides learning how to do easy barre chords, I am getting more and more familiar with the whole fretboard. This is what I have been looking for for a long time. And its fun to improvise with these. I am so happy to have found your courses.
Talking about the regular barre chords, I can do them, but my problem is to change fast enough when playing songs. I am more like a turtle than a rabbit right now.loll I hope that my daily practices will help me improve my speed.

[@codylyon9517]

Thank you so much 😊

[@azmarachiuco1705]

best teacher i learn a lot👌😘

[@edcrutchfield3447]

Ok i just realized where your root note 🎵 is that’s the cord. 🎉

[@stringman509]

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[@williamstockdale4833]

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[@paulbalogh4582]

These shapes are best used in picking. Picking with Barre chords are very tricky.

[@edcrutchfield3447]

On the diagrams you have a E major and a E minor but it looks like it’s a F major and a F minor ? HELP! Please

[@MrRobertoHCastro]

Thanks and happy birthdays!

[@lisavento7474]

Doesn’t help if your barres are not plunking cleanly, still struggling and not sure why others look like they have it down and are barely pressing. Tried pulling down and still hard.

[@kulentarian55]

A g of caged

[@williamstockdale4833]

Its good

[@BenignoRamirez-u3b]

Ok. That is a good and easier shape to play , thanks.

[@HisWitnessTV]

Powerful 😊

[@lewistessier3638]

Fantastic look into structure of the neck. You helped me to simplify it. Great effort.

[@nagarajsingh5362]

Very useful and clear! Thanks a lot?

[@kierongreen9789]

Great!thankyou.KG.

[@marshacaldwell5030]

Thanks so much. Much more understanding

[@edcrutchfield3447]

And on the A Major diagrams you have index on the F and other finger on the A# and D notes . I’m confused. How is that aA Major 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@sathyanarayanan9997]

Yes, it is actually B flat Major and not A Major

[@Suzanne2909]

Do you have an easy barr chord for Bm?

[@MusicMatchr]

Yes! You can use A minor shape (easy version) at 16:09, played on frets 2, 3, and 4 to create a Bm chord!

[@sathyanarayanan9997]

What you have been playing and showing as E major/minor is actually F major/minor -

[@alandoughty6320]

The E major/minor he’s showing is for the shape , it’s an E shape but the cord played is an F at that particular fret .