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C# Minor Guitar Chord

also known as C#m, C#min, C#-

make a barre on the fourth fret with your first finger from the first string to the fifth string
your second finger goes on the fifth fret of the second string
your third finger goes on the sixth fret of the fourth string
your fourth finger goes on the sixth fret of the third string
the sixth string is muted

Diagram of a C# minor guitar barre chord at the 4 fret

Notes in a C# Minor Guitar chord

Root : C#

Minor 3rd : E

5th : G#

Diagram of a C# minor guitar barre chord at the 4 fret

C#m

Diagram of a C# minor guitar barre chord at the 9 fret

C#m

Diagram of a C# minor guitar barre chord at the 9 fret

C#m

Diagram of a C# minor guitar chord at the 11 fret

C#m

Diagram of a C# minor guitar chord at the 1 fret

C#m

First Inversion

Contains an E as the bass note.

Notated as C#/E

Diagram of a C# minor guitar chord at the open position (first inversion)

C#m/E

Diagram of a C# minor guitar chord at the 12 fret (first inversion)

C#m/E

Diagram of a C# minor guitar chord at the 5 fret (first inversion)

C#m/E

Diagram of a C# minor guitar barre chord at the 6 fret (first inversion)

C#m/E

Diagram of a C# minor guitar chord at the 11 fret (first inversion)

C#m/E

Diagram of a C# minor guitar chord at the 9 fret (first inversion)

C#m/E

Second Inversion

Contains a G# as the bass note.

Notated as C#/G#

Diagram of a C# minor guitar barre chord at the 6 fret (second inversion)

C#m/G#

Recommended Scales for a C# Minor Guitar Chord

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