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Position:Home>Performing Arts> Guitar chord question?Question:Can someone please help me? I want to learn B major as a barre chord, G#/C, and E Major as a barre chord. I already looked online. Please help! Thanks so much. :] Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: Can someone please help me? I want to learn B major as a barre chord, G#/C, and E Major as a barre chord. I already looked online. Please help! Thanks so much. :] B-major--bar the second fret. 224442 Catch the 444 with your ring finger. G#/C--Barre the first fret 431114. The 3 on the second string is the bass C note. E Major--022100 not really a barre chord. or E Major--same pattern as B-major but barre the seventh fret--779997 Try www.ulimate-guitar.com Bmaj: G#/C: ??? Emaj: -------2-------- -------7--------- ----0------------- -------4-------- -------4-------- ----0------------- -------4-------- -------5--------- ----1------------- -------X-------- -------7-------- ----2------------- -------X-------- -------X-------- -----2------------- -------X-------- -------X-------- ----0------------- The numbers represent the frets. G#/C never heard of so I changed the Ab's in a G#/Ab to C's The chord listed below are B, B (alt), G#/C#, and E. (I would have put the names above the chord shapes, but this editor is finicky about spaces!). I assume that you didn't want a G#/C but really wanted the C# bass. (The C natural bass would be REALLY discordant with a G# chord). E: -2----7----4----7- B: -4----7----4----9- G: -4----8----5----9- D: -4----9----6----9- A: -2----9----4----7- E: -2----7----x----7- Notice that the E (barre) is the same as the B, slid up to the 7th fret. If you need to change between the E and B quickly, playing the 7th fret B (alt) is your best bet. |