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Root Position of D Minor Guitar Chord on the Bottom Strings

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Summary: Learn how to play specialized guitar chords like the root position of D minor on the bottom strings of a guitar in this free instructional music video on guitar chords.

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Root Position of D Minor Guitar Chord on the Bottom Strings

To play D minor on the lower set of strings, place your pinkie on the 10th fret, low string. The middle finger on the 5th string, 8th fret and your forefinger on the 4th string, 7th fret. Your chord should sound like this.

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