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B,C#,D# chords...please help....

First of all sorry at my bad english...I am playing guitar about three months and I have learn mostly major chords, but just before several days I started learning chrods B,D#,C#....and I have a problem for learning them...for example for B(X24442) chord it is very hard to me to place three fingers at fourth field and one finger acroos second field...Maybe I doing it wrong...Because of that I am asking you to give me some advice how to learn that chords...

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Tom - that type of chord is most often played as a barre chord. There is an excellent lesson on playing barre chords here which should help you out: Barre Chords for Beginners and Beyond


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