How to Learn E Shape Barre Chords Made Easy

playing technique Aug 21, 2021

E shape barre chords is what we're going over in today's guitar lesson for beginners. Hey guys, Brad Litton from SimpleGuitar.com here with another beginner guitar lesson on how to learn E Shape Barre Chords so that they're easy for you whether you're playing electric guitar or if you're learning how to play bar chords on acoustic guitar easily. Barre chords are based on your basic open chords & today we're going over the E Shape Barre chords based on your open E chord. Most guitar players try to dive into learning bar chords the hard way by starting with their full F barre chord or B minor or something really low on the neck where it's hardest to play barre chords. So what I'm going to do today in this lesson about guitar barre chords explained is show you the steps to take to make learning e shape barre chords easy. This is one of the best ways to learn how to learn barre chords on guitar that has worked for a lot of my students.

Chapters:
0:00 - E Shape Barre Chords introduction

0:50 - Why are these called E Shape Barre Chords?

1:23 - Step 1 of how to learn E Shape Barre Chords - DON'T SKIP THIS STEP

1:52 - Step 2 of learning barre chords explained

2:17 - Using these open E shape to create chords you can write with

2:57 - Step 3 of how to learn E Shape Barre Chords

4:39 - Moving the E Shape Barre Chord around the neck

6:02 - Example chord progression with E shape bar chords

6:15 - How to play E shape Minor, 7, & minor 7 chord shapes

7:56 - Combining different E shape barre chords for chord progressions

8:55 - Reviewing E shape barre chords

9:52 - My gift to you for learning about E shape barre chords

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