Am7
Minor 7th
Learn the Bm7 shape, hear the voicing, and understand its notes and intervals.
Read the diagram from the low E string on the left to the high E string on the right. Pick each intended string separately before strumming the complete shape.
This voicing uses the fret pattern x 2 4 2 3 2. Keep fretting fingers close behind the fret wire and avoid touching adjacent open strings.
The Bm7 chord combines B, D, F#, A. Its formula, 1 - b3 - 5 - b7, describes each note relative to the B root.
The Bm7 chord contains B, D, F#, A. Its interval formula is 1 - b3 - 5 - b7.
This Bm7 shape is intermediate because it requires a wider reach or barre-style pressure. Practice the notes separately before strumming.
The same Bm7 chord can be played with different voicings, inversions, octaves, and string combinations while preserving its essential chord tones.