How to Master Bar Chords (Guitar Lesson)

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[@DadTalk]

I’ve been playing guitar for close to 20 years and have never come across such an awesome and easily informative lesson like this. So much info without being too overwhelming, this video would have made my life easier 20 years ago! Definitely subbing

[@papacool1700]

What do you mean by, "easily informative"?

[@DadTalk]

@@papacool1700 not overly technical

[@firemonkey1015]

I just wish she explained the relationship on WHY these shapes are used. You learn open chords first for a reason. Every six string major/minor bar chord uses the shape of the open E chords! Go ahead and play an E major open chord, notice how the shape is the exact same as the bar chords. You’re moving the nut by barring the fret. This is such essential knowledge to know. She’s throwing patterns and not explaining anything about them which confuses beginners by no fault of their own. Once you understand this, it all clicks and makes perfect sense. The same applies to the open A major/Minor chord. If you move the nut by barring, you can play a major/minor chord anywhere on the fretboard using those SAME shapes in ANY key.

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[@milanberic9212]

Keeping the elbow in. Rotating the index finger slightly. Relaxed thumb. Proper fingering.You have a keen sense of how to communicate the fundamentels in their logical progression with a patience, kindness and encouragement that make you special and a wonderful teacher. Much gratitude to you Ayla!

[@onewheelisbetterthan2]

I don't have years of experience I have maybe 24 to 40 hours of practice total on guitar but I am determined and I am thankful that you took the time to explain this. Made it every easy for me to catch on here. Super stoked about playing every day I get better and its awesome!

[@ggmiethe]

I just discovered you. I’m so grateful for your instruction. When I was 12 I was forced to learn to play, and it went badly. Still I kept what I learned (cowboy chords 😂) but when it was time to progress to bar chords, I hit a brick wall. No one ever taught me, and I didn’t ask. But tonight I accidentally found this. When you showed the “6-4-1-5” chord progression my jaw literally dropped open. True story. I never knew there was an exercise I could practice. Now I can. I’m now 59 years old. Thank you forever. What a precious gift you just gave me.

[@chrisdunnettmusic]

Good tips. As a Guitar Teacher of close to 40 years the biggest issue I have found with students is placement of the wrist and palm. While some chords you can get away with having the thumb on top of the neck (although not usually recommended but there are times it's required) and the palm touching the neck, with Barre Chords I always tell students I should be able to slip 2 fingers between the Thumb and Index finger as well as between the palm and the neck of the Guitar. In other words the wrist and the palm need to be down and away from the neck otherwise there is absolutely no way the Index finger can make a straight "bar"...aka Barre. In close to 40 years of teaching literally thousands of students I have never met a player who's hand did not work that way.

[@Amfrabrikerbabbin]

She's a natural instructor. Clear as a bell, her instructions ring concise and true.

[@jstandley3014]

As an older adult beginner, I've mastered the "cowboy" chords but struggled with forming barre chords comfortably with good tone. Your tips on wrist position and index finger rotation made an instant improvement in sound and comfort. You just opened up a whole new world on guitar for me !!! Thank you so much for your clear instruction. Keep the great lessons coming.

[@lordgrimm2905]

Hey just keep going, been playing for like a year, i can finally make the barre chords sound, thou i cant pay them for long couse my wrist hurts like hell

[@MusoraOfficial]

What tip did you find most helpful for playing bar chords?

[@lovetogolf4184]

The difference in a Major and a Minor chord

[@51bpegasi]

Holding my 2nd finger at an angle definitely helps

[@shoots007]

All of then actually!! really helped, many thanks :)

[@flouisbailey]

@Earleen Perro No one cares, I am sorry for you. Does that help you in some way?

[@flouisbailey]

I am a Kovid beginner and have wanted to get to Bare chords may be too soon. I was not only holding my finger at the wrong angle but trying to use too much thumb. I have an old thumb injury and it has made my middle finger stronger than the pointer or index finger.

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[@lordundhimself1310]

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[@jaysapat]

The most wonderful and beautiful instructor ever. Not only did this video help me a lot but I'm also happy the way she explains! Phenomenal.

[@joeym.delgado7144]

Thank you for a very clearly laid out lesson. Learn to Crawl, then Walk, then Run is a good teaching method. Well done. I'm excited to improve my bar chord techniques.

[@Keziapurrs]

this is one of the best explanations of the creation of bar chords that i've seen! I'm an intermediate player and your simple explanation really opened my eyes to the meaning behind the bar chord build. Thanks!

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[@deniseharvey4811]

I am so HAPPY to have found you!! Your videos are just the best! You are an amazing teacher, your voice is nice to listen to..you explain things in an easy and understandable way. I'm 58 and just started to learn to play guitar when covid hit us hard. My hubby is a firefighter and I have auto immune diseases so Dr.s orders were he couldn't come near me since he was dealing with covid patients. We have been together for 17 yrs and never are apart and madly in love so this was just extremely difficult. I decided I'd learn the guitar as a distraction and maybe even play him music since he had to stay in the basement. I can play like crazy now! I've watched your videos before but couldn't find you again. I am sooo ready to watch all your videos! Your my inspiration! I tell my family I decided I wanted to be a rock star when I grow up...whenever that may be! Thanks for taking the time to share all your knowledge 🙏. Stay safe..God Bless

[@cathybradley2647]

YOU'RE WONDERFUL AT EXPLAINING THIS. THIS SHOWS AN IMPORTANT STEP FOR ANYONE WANTING TO LEARN. I'VE BEEN PLAYING 40 YEAR AND I WISH I HAD YOU SHOW ME THIS YEARS AGO. BARRE CHORDS ARE DEFINITELY THE BEST BUT SO FRUSTRATING FOR MANY TO LEARN..INCLUDING ME YEARS ago

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[@yourdudeness]

Nothing to add to what’s already been said except that your honesty and natural ability to communicate is fantastic. Bar chords have always been my nemesis, but you have inspired me! Thanks.

[@jeffbriggs4268]

Thanks! I've been playing for years and it never hurts to hear some tips to make it sound better.

[@danielbridges9384]

Been playing more than 40yrs.and you are able to always teach me something.Thank you.

[@letusenjoylife]

this is the most helpful practicing bar chords, thank u

[@libertycowboy2495]

Wow! Been playing since the 90s, and have never understood bar chords. I tended to avoid them as well since I couldn't seem to make the strings ring. With this one lesson I'm suddenly making it work! Thank you thank you thank you!

[@watchison1]

Thank you. You have a way of breaking up the parts needed to learn just right. I so appreciate your cool style as a teacher.

[@philodonoghue3062]

Great. Finally a simple straightforward explanation of how to barre. Learning how to barre is I think the most off putting thing for beginner players after they’ve kind of mastered. So your guitar gets put in the corner glaring at you for being lazy and useless. Also we get the bonus of extending barre chords to chord progressions - all in a quarter hour lesson. Yup. You one of the top KZbin guitar tutors

[@catherinegoodsett-wein3313]

As an educator I know that motivation is important. Your excellent use of modeling and thinking aloud engage your audience as does your use of a hook by connecting to other musical artists and numerical patterns which also helps to keep learners engaged and motivated. Thank you for this very thoughtful presentation!

[@bertpeters8048]

I been searching youtube for help with properly playing a bar chord and this lesson shared has been the most helpful. Thank You!

[@peterpelchen5190]

I'm thrilled to have found you! So far, for whatever the reason, i have found British teachers to be the best communicators when it comes to learning guitar... Finding you has been a most pleasant surprise! I have a ten year old grandson whom I will be introducing you to, via your web-lessons... He's just starting out and is proud that he now has a half dozen (cowboy) chords 'under his belt' :D Thank you sooo much for taking time to share your knowledge with us learners, you do it so well. You are a born teacher, and as so many others have pointed out, your endearing and encouraging personality shines through like a guiding bright star in the heaven's constellations! Thank you for being you Ayla! Peter in Montana

[@jamesnicholson9392]

JAMES SCOTT NICHOLSON, ONTARIO, CANADA!!! Great explanation of how to angle your finger for BAR CHORDS...LIKE I HAVE SAID”38 years at it,and being a construction worker I have strong hands,but that also gives me a deep crease in every joint so I have problems barring sometimes if I forget to,like you said,””turn my 1st finger on that little bit of a angle I always end up having to double check sometimes still after 38 years...Mind you it’s not with straight bar chords but more advanced ones especially the 3 high strings ,actually will sit in between the joints of my finger, like you said not allowing some notes to be played...EXCELLENT ADVICE👍

[@JamesWalker-bh1nc]

Thank you for the best lesson on barcords

[@robertodelaborbolla8688]

Never done bar chords, was a great lesson. Learned a lot. I do piano more. This has been a great experience. Thnks

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[@bradwilliams7145]

That was a beautiful and such a soothing guitar lesson. Also, thank you for making it less technical than all the others and easier to understand.

[@papacool1700]

What does, "soothing" have to do with Education? Try, "stimulating". Also, there are many technically qualified instructors in Guitar on the Net. Please do not slight all the instructors in Guitar on the Net. Still, Ayla is knowledgable on Guitar.

[@gregjohnston5290]

Great teacher I've been playing since I was 9 I'm now 52 and I wish I'd had a teacher like her growing up instead of a slap to the forehead.

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I agree with the professor she is a gr8 teacher, she has really helped me ,I'm in new zealand but one day I want to go and have some tuition when I'm in the usa next

[@courtney5796]

I am 51 and slowly learning guitar from a 20 something. :D Life is awesome

[@mu2rhyme]

Finally someone who understands me. Very patient, detailed and great instructor. I am hooked now. 😀

[@Lukecarey-sd2ik]

Thank you sooo much for this video. I’ve been to hell and back with barre chords and your lesson is by far the best I’ve found. I’m still not 100% there but you have helped me more than anyone else has! Thanks again c

[@suzandavis3636]

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[@gunlokman]

Wow! This is the most useful, straight to the point and highly practicable lesson I've ever seen. Whatever you are doing or thinking of doing with your life - I think you would make a great teacher.

[@Dancehip]

I learned so much watching this. Can't wait to try out these tips. Thank you, Ayla.

[@FullerSMASH]

This was super helpful, pulling my elbow in to allow my finger to angle and use the firmer edge rather than the fleshy pads instantly helped me sound way better!

[@georgetpiano]

Hi. The way I would play the barre, Dm in the progression you are describing would be to base it on the 5th fret, 5th string, Am open shape so as to keep the chords closer together. This is especially important on acoustic guitars where volume and intonation vary when separating the chords by too much distance on the fretboard.

[@cncbuss1]

Something new to practice every day. You’ve made bar chords seem a little more attainable with this video! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

[@timbofferding4451]

I want to say Thankyou so much for explaining bar chord progressions in minor and major. I honestly have never heard anyone teach those subjects so well.

[@papacool1700]

"Thank you." is two words.

[@johncarlo7395]

That's the best I've ever heard, it explained, exactly how I would do it, well done.

[@nostro1001]

Inspiring video...so glad this turned up in my feed. So looking forward to finishing up work tomorrow (as it's now almost 11:30pm Sunday) and following these clear instructions. Thank you for your efforts here. 😎 Cheers. 🎸🎸🎸

[@retiredguyadventures6211]

Thank you for this lesson. A lot of online guitar instructional videos that say they are for beginners but then goes off into theory to the point that many beginners eyes begin to glaze over. This video just showed the chords so a person can at least get started and then maybe figure out why things work if they so choose...

[@ggmiethe]

PS. I’m so glad you don’t have those annoying openers to your channel. Just straight into it. Excellent.

[@TheNewenglandboys]

I think an easy way to help explain the major bar chord is to keep the last 3 fingers in the shape of an E chord all the way up the fret board and imagining your first finger as the movable nut. And for the minor chord, just lifting off the middle finger. Good job!

[@Dennis-px3xt]

This is the best lesson i have found in 6 months trying to play barr chords. Thank you

[@billwhite9701]

Barr chords are a real challenge, missing about an inch and a half of pointer finger, but you have give me motivation to try. Thank you. 😊

[@Nishida-kun]

hi its been like 2 months ish sjnce i learned barre chords and i cant thank u enough ur the only who could teach me so far to do barre chords after months of struggling ToT but here i am (well i am not that good) but i have made progress because of u i will sub cus i firgor to do so yu hve my respect

[@benbryan2125]

My name is Ben You really explained almost everything that I ever wanted for now Thank you for the lecture, I listened and watched for the first time on how to play bar chords,after the teaching I was surprised that I can do something precious 💙💙💙 please more

[@tomterry2662]

This is a beginners guitar lesson. I watched it anyway and its a good lesson and its very clear for those who are starting out.

[@sunilnair7122]

I think your presentation was superb. You addressed all the key issues which someone trying to learn bar chords faces

[@lablueguy2000]

Simple. Practice, practice, practice..... and practice even more. No secret recipe.

[@vaishnavi2608]

Does the size of a person's hand or fingers have a significant effect on whether they can play Barre chords or not?

[@benbryan2125]

My name is Ben You really explained almost everything that I ever wanted for now Thank you for the lecture, I listened and watched for the first time on how to play bar chords,after the teaching I was surprised that I can do something precious 💙💙💙 please move

[@ajhpower1972]

I am picking up guitar again for the first time in a while . Thanks for this lesson and practice suggestion.

[@lovelovelovehappyhappyhappy]

I love your smile and simple and happy way of teaching ❤

[@rajanarulmurthy4041]

Excellent way of teaching the novice. Very gentle and with much encouragement pushing through confident level of student. 👏👏👏 God bless you🤩

[@adalisp5818]

This explanation made the light bulb go off for me in terms of the names of the chords. Love how she explains things!

[@joewalsh8217]

This is what I needed I’ve been playing these the way you said and after playing for 15 years my hands been hurting and I was wondering what I was doing wrong but you nailed it! Pulling the arm in made a world of difference

[@jacks6628]

I have a long-time left wrist injury that has made barre chord shapes difficult. However, your tip about not using so much thumb pressure really helped. I also find using the "classical position" helpful to relieve the strain I get due to a semi-fused wrist. Thanks for your excellent instruction.

[@Bluedex2011]

wow, I have been struggling with how to bar chords for the longest of times and it finally clicked today after watching this ! I'll still need a ton of practice, but I'm on the right track now, thanks 😎

[@siddharth_r1]

Such a fabulous teacher ❤

[@drchikosi]

Trying to get this 4 the last 9 months. Knowledgeable instructor. Thank u so much.

[@jimleffler7976]

I couldn't quite catch her name but what a pleasant ,upbeat teacher, like someone else said, she's a bit like Bob Ross. I'll reference back to this when my barres do too much twanging. Thanks! Great video

[@josephsoulier7427]

you are Awesome, i'm an old man that gave up on trying to learn , thank you for your wisdom and your smile, i like learning from you .

[@RumbleFish69]

I have been playing guitar for almost 40 years and this is something I still have great difficulty with. I can do it, but not comfortably - I have pretty small hands. Apparently, my hands were never meant for playing guitar, but I took it up anyway and I managed to get pretty ok at it. Even so, there are so many things I still have trouble with; like barre chords. So, I use a slide, which helps and I play a lot of Blues, so it works out. Still, just once, I'd like to be able to play barre chords comfortably with little to no trouble at all! Either way, my issues don't take from this being a fantastic video! Big Thumbs up!

[@Doowopsid]

Hi, I can relate since I have also been playing for over 40 years and have been playing open chord rhythm since I have a tough time with barre chords. I can’t seem to figure out how to get the proper finger placement to get the correct pressure on all the strings. This video was as helpful as it can be but it is still a challenge for me. Maybe one day it will just click. It would certainly make chord changes a lot quicker and easier!

[@RumbleFish69]

@@Doowopsid Hello, my friend, I'm glad to see that someone knows exactly what I am talking about - I'm glad you can relate, but I do feel your pain. Ironically enough, and because of this video, I have decided to consider something I have refused to consider in the past, which is the acquisition of smaller, or "baby" guitar. I have refused this route, probably because the stigma of a baby guitar. However, I have decided that if I want to achieve my best playing, I need to accept that I have never been able to palm a basket, but even worse, get my fingers around a guitar neck properly. So, in the spirit of gracefully accepting defeat, I just purchased a Fender Mini Squire in the hopes that this guitar puts on a path to greatness - at least local admiration. And who knows, if this works out, there might also be a "Baby Taylor" in my future, but I won't get ahead of myself just yet. Mostly, I am hoping that by spending some time with this smaller guitar, it will eventually help me to improve the handle barre chords on a true-sized guitars, like my Les Paul. My Les Paul is a guitar that I hope to play at full potential some day. We'll see how it goes....Maybe I will drop a line back to let you know how it went.

[@Doowopsid]

@@RumbleFish69 Hi, thanks for writing back to me. I hope you have greater success with the Fender Mini Squire. I have also thought about getting another guitar with a thinner neck or a 3/4 size “baby” too but haven’t gone that route yet. I have a few guitars but my go to ones are my Fender Strat and an Ibanez acoustic electric. I play mostly Doowop with open chords but it would be a lot easier to play Chuck Berry type songs using barre chords. I would appreciate if you would stay in touch and let me know if you find it easier to handle barre chords with the Fender Mini. If you do then I might start searching for one too. Thanks and good luck!

[@shanesharpnack6999]

You're one of the most interesting and intriguing personalities I've seen in awhile. Very intelligent and well-spoken. Something very unique about you

[@houseriu]

Thank you for that great lesson. I'm trying to help my daughter and her friend learn guitar (they are 10) and we'll need to start practicing bare chords soon. I think this will be their lesson. Many thanks!

[@glitch5174]

Knew this stuff about bar chords already but she’s such a great instructor I just kept watching, definitely subbing

[@RubenRodriguez-rw3ho]

Thanks alot Ayla, love this song by Boston, one of my favorites, your an awesome teacher, love your channel and your demeanor really helps me learn.

[@silverytesha6788]

Thank you so much. I have learned a lot from your lessons especially the barre chord technique. From Africa

[@slaterskipable]

Very clear and informative I love this, her parents must be very proud of this young lady.

[@smartvigilancesystems650]

Wow, 😳 Ur wonderful and u must know that your teaching is incredible. U have no idea how I've struggled with barre chords until this lesson. Pleasw keep it and thanks for an amazing job

[@Marys-Channel]

Excellent teacher! You caught my attention because you look like my favorite niece. I love her to pieces 💖. Welcome to the family 😊

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[@tomknight1821]

Having just started this lovely journey I “thank you” as it’s helped tremendously.... stay safe

[@jamesnicholson9392]

JAMES SCOTT NICHOLSON, ONTARIO, CANADA 🇨🇦 ANOTHER GREAT TIP,YOUR WRIST OUT SO YOU CAN FRET PROPERLY... THIS IS THE MOST COMMON PROBLEM I FACE WHEN TEACHING!!! SO I EXAGGERATE IT A LITTLE,TO SHOW I CANNOT FRET PROPERLY IF MY WRIST IS BACK!!! (“SO VERY IMPORTANT,AND IT’S THINGS LIKE THIS YOU DON’T LEARN,JUST PLAYING BY EAR”)...

[@steveconroy4042]

Wow this is the first time I’ve heard anyone go into detail about the best ways to put your fingers and elbow to get the easiest sound from barre chords. Major kudos to you for such a great lesson. I actually feel like I can take the challenge on now. So happy I tripped across this lesson! 👏👏👏

[@jbf16falcon]

I like the clear concise instructions with relative supporting comments and no hyper fluff. Actually had my theory and practical application of it click into place on how to find barre cords based on root string and the shape I should use to construct it with while watching this video. I was able to tell where the next one in the progression would go and the shape to use. Thank you!

[@伊裘]

More help to me for age 40+ practicing how to play guitar.

[@joannamusiceducation7351]

This is the best tutorial I’ve ever watched. This cleared my questions about the movable chords. Thank you for posting !!

[@diamondminer9263]

Ayla, you make it look simple, however I am inspired by your videos and WILL PRACTICE TILL PERFECT !!!!!

[@pratyushrout7904]

Exceptionally simple teaching !! Esp the part where barre finger technique issue is discussed..

[@bridevereux]

absolutely brilliant video lesson , using your finger first instead of trying to do the hole chord and plucking through this strings i found most helpful in this lesson fantastic lesson

[@frankboyd.]

A valuable lesson is to listen to young people. We can learn a lot from them.

[@scottwallace1]

Thank you! 🙏 the most helpful tutorial of barre chords I’ve yet seen…and I e seen a few!

[@flouisbailey]

Your Fender Jag rocks as you do. The black fret makers mark the frets in a big way.

[@bradyray4063]

My instructor just started teaching me bar chords. So hard. But I will get it. He told me it would take me a little while to get it.

[@lunisejules8245]

What a great Teacher you are!