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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
The G minor guitar chord, usually written as “Gm”, is one of the least common minor guitar chords. I always tell my students that although it doesn’t appear too often it’s still a good chord to know because it sounds so cool.In this free lesson you will learn:How to play a standard G minor guitar chord3 easier ways to play the G minor guitar chord (ideal for beginners)A simple 1-finger version of the Gm guitar chordOver 100,000 guitar-learners get our world-class guitar tips & tutorials sent straight to their inbox: [trigger type="text" text="Click here to join them" gravityid="5"]-->Over 100,000 guitar-learners get our world-class guitar tips & tutorials sent straight to their inbox: Click here to join them Get our best guitar tips & videosThe standard way to play the G minor guitar chordHere’s what a full G minor guitar chord looks like:G MinorBarred guitar chords like this are too difficult for beginner guitarists to play, so let’s look at some easier ways to play a G minor guitar chord instead.3 easier ways to play a G minor guitar chord (Gm)Let’s look at 3 easier alternatives that I often recommend to my students.This first option is a simplified version of the full Gm guitar chord shown above:Gm (version 2)This is easier to play than a standard G minor guitar chord, but you will still find it tough to play. Make sure you don’t play strings 5 & 6 when strumming this version of G minor. (String numbers are explained here.)Learn 12
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