B Minor 7th Guitar Chord
also known as Bm7, Bmin7, B-7
- your first finger goes on the second fret of the fifth string
- your second finger goes on the second fret of the third string
- your third finger goes on the second fret of the first string
- the second and fourth strings are open
- the sixth string is muted
Notes in a B Minor 7th Guitar chord
Root : B
Minor 3rd : D
5th : F#
Dominant 7th : A
Recommended Scales for a B Minor 7th Guitar Chord
Rock Scales
Modes Scales
- D Ionian Scale
- G Ionian Scale
- A Ionian Scale
- E Dorian Scale
- A Dorian Scale
- B Dorian Scale
- C# Phrygian Scale
- F# Phrygian Scale
- B Phrygian Scale
- C Lydian Scale
- D Lydian Scale
- G Lydian Scale
- D Mixolydian Scale
- E Mixolydian Scale
- A Mixolydian Scale
- E Aeolion Scale
- F# Aeolion Scale
- B Aeolion Scale
- C Augmented Lydian Scale
- C Diminished Lydian Scale
Miscellaneous Scales
Jazz Scales
- D Major Bebop Scale
- G Major Bebop Scale
- A Major Bebop Scale
- E Minor Bebop Scale
- A Minor Bebop Scale
- B Minor Bebop Scale
- D Dominant Bebop Scale
- E Dominant Bebop Scale
- A Dominant Bebop Scale
- C# Harmonic Minor Bebop Scale
- A# Harmonic Minor Bebop Scale
- D Lydian Dominant Scale
- G# Altered Scale
- A Melodic Minor Scale
- D Half-Whole Diminished Scale
- G# Half-Whole Diminished Scale
- B Half-Whole Diminished Scale