C#/Dbm guitar chord (C#/Db Minor)

Symbols: m, min, -

Steps: 1-b3-5

Notes: C#-E-G#

The C#/Db minor chord is a cornerstone of musical expression, offering a deep, emotional quality. Constructed from the notes C#, E and G#, it includes the root, minor third, and perfect fifth, giving it a melancholic and reflective tone. This makes it ideal for adding mood and depth to your music. Below, you'll find three variations how to play the "C#/Db m" chord, each featuring finger placements and an audio sample.

Variation 1
C#/Dbm guitar chord - variation 1
  • Barre the 4th fret with your index finger, extending over the 1st to the 5th strings
  • Use your middle finger to press the B (2nd) string down on the 5th fret
  • Press the G (3rd) string on the 6th fret with your pinky
  • Place your ring finger on the D (4th) string at the 6th fret and press down
  • Now, strum all the strings starting from the 5th string

Variation 2
C#/Dbm guitar chord - variation 2
  • Apply a barre with your index finger across the 9th fret, covering all the strings
  • Place your pinky on the D (4th) string at the 11th fret and press down
  • Use your ring finger to press the A (5th) string down on the 11th fret
  • To play the chord, strum all the strings

Variation 3
C#/Dbm guitar chord - variation 3
  • Place your middle finger on the E (1st) string at the 12th fret and press down
  • Stretch out your pinky to the 14th fret of the B (2nd) string and press down
  • Press the G (3rd) string on the 13th fret with your ring finger
  • Use your index finger to press the D (4th) string down on the 11th fret
  • Now, strum all the strings starting from the 4th string

Other C#/Db Chords

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Other Minor Chords