F♯m guitar chord
F sharp minor. Notes: F♯ A C♯. Also written G♭m.01
IntermediateEasy shape
E-shape · fret 2 · Full & movable
Root on the 6th string at fret 2. Set your first finger across fret 2 first, then add the others.
String by string, low to high
- Low E fret 2, finger 1 (F♯)
- A fret 4, finger 3 (C♯)
- D fret 4, finger 4 (F♯)
- G fret 2, finger 1 (A)
- B fret 2, finger 1 (C♯)
- High E fret 2, finger 1 (F♯)
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HardHarder shape
A-shape · fret 9 · Full & movable
Root on the 5th string at fret 9. Set your first finger across fret 9 first, then add the others.
String by string, low to high
- Low E muted: don’t play it
- A fret 9, finger 1 (F♯)
- D fret 11, finger 3 (C♯)
- G fret 11, finger 4 (F♯)
- B fret 10, finger 2 (A)
- High E fret 9, finger 1 (C♯)
Hear it, then check it
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Open F♯m in Chordbyte03
Practise changing to F♯m
Four-chord progressions with F♯m in them. Each opens in Chordbyte with a metronome, a play-along and a one-minute changes drill.
- A major, I–V–vi–IV: A E F♯m DAs in “Let It Be” by The Beatles.
- A major, I–vi–IV–V: A F♯m D EAs in “Stand by Me” by Ben E. King.
- A major, vi–IV–I–V: F♯m D A EAs in “Zombie” by The Cranberries.
- E major, I–ii–IV–V: E F♯m A B
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