B minor chord on bass (Bm)

B minor is played at the 7th fret as 7 9 9 7: index finger on the E string at fret 7, ring finger on the A string at fret 9, pinky finger on the D string at fret 9 and middle finger on the G string at fret 7.

Tip — The stretch between the index finger on the 7th fret and the ring and pinky on the 9th fret requires comfortable finger independence.

B minor is played at the 9th fret as 10 9 9 11: ring finger on the E string at fret 10, index finger on the A string at fret 9, middle finger on the D string at fret 9 and pinky finger on the G string at fret 11.

B minor is played in open position as 2 2 0 ×: index finger on the E string at fret 2 and middle finger on the A string at fret 2. The D string rings open. The G string stays muted.

B minor is played at the 7th fret as × 9 9 7: middle finger on the A string at fret 9, ring finger on the D string at fret 9 and index finger on the G string at fret 7. The E string stays muted.

B minor is played at the 12th fret as 14 14 12 ×: middle finger on the E string at fret 14, ring finger on the A string at fret 14 and index finger on the D string at fret 12. The G string stays muted.