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    This document provides instructions for playing six barre chords on the 6th string: F, Fm, F7, Fm7, Fsus. It explains that "1fr." means to play the chord starting at the first fret and arcs indicate covering all strings with one finger, called a barre. The note with a diamond is the root note that the chord pivots around to change keys. Exercises are included to practice moving between the F-based barre chords.

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    This document provides instructions for playing six barre chords on the 6th string: F, Fm, F7, Fm7, Fsus. It explains that "1fr." means to play the chord starting at the first fret and arcs indicate covering all strings with one finger, called a barre. The note with a diamond is the root note that the chord pivots around to change keys. Exercises are included to practice moving between the F-based barre chords.

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    6th String Barre Chords

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    This document provides instructions for playing six barre chords on the 6th string: F, Fm, F7, Fm7, Fsus. It explains that "1fr." means to play the chord starting at the first fret and arcs indicate covering all strings with one finger, called a barre. The note with a diamond is the root note that the chord pivots around to change keys. Exercises are included to practice moving between the F-based barre chords.

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    Sixth String Barre Chords


    F Fm F7 F m7 Fsus
    1 1
    1fr. 1fr. 1fr. 1fr. 1fr.
    1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
    2
    2 2

    3 4 3 4 3 3 3 4

    The “1fr.” means to play that chord starting at the first fret. The arcs mean to cover all of the strings with one fin-
    ger. When you use one finger to cover more than one string it is called a BARRE. The note with a diamond is the
    root of the chord and the note that you will pivot from to move the chord into different keys.

    Sixth String Barre Chord Exercises


    Learning the moveable F, F7, Fm, Fm7 & Fsus

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    SESSION 7 44 Barre Chords on the 6th String

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