guitar chords

   Bar chords are nothing more then open chords that have been moved down the fret board by altering the fingring to allow the index finger to lay across the finger board like a "guitar". The fret your index finger is on determines what the chord is.There are three examples examples to the left.You can do this with any open chord that you can manage to finger.Also if the bass note of the open chord is on the sixth string then the guitar(index finger) should lay across all six strings.If the bass note of the open chord is on the fifth string then the guitar should cover string one through five.Remember that if the open chord is a major chord then your guitar chord will be a major chord,if the open chord is a minor chord then your guitar chord will be a minor chord and so on. You get the idea.
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