Abm7 (G#m7) Ukulele Chord

Played '1322' on the soprano - Standard Tuning (GCEA).
View this chord in: G-Tuning (DGBE)D-Tuning (ADF#B)Slack-Key Tuning (GCEG)

Diagram/Chart

Notes:

AbEbGbB

Fingering:

1423

How to play the Abm7 (G#m7) on your ukulele

Abm7 is another difficult ukulele chord that will take some practice. Start with the index finger on the first fret of the G string. After that the middle finger plays the second fret of the E string and the ring finger plays the second fret of the A string. When we have those fingers in place, we swing the pinky up to the third fret of the C string. You will have to move your middle finger back a little to make room for the others. It is a cramped chord so make sure all the notes are ringing clearly.

Alternative Abm7 (G#m7) positions

We have 3 other positions for this uke chord.

Similar Charts

• Same Position (3): B6, Abm/Gb, B/Ab,
• Same Fingering (37): Am7, Aadd9, Bm7, B6, Cm7, C6, Dbm7, Db6, Dm7, Ebm7, Eb6, E6, Eadd9, F6, Gb6, Gbadd9, Gadd9, Abadd9, Aaug7, Bbaug7, Ebaug7, Abaug7, Abm/Gb, E/Gb, Caug/Gb, Eaug/Gb, Fdim/Gb, Fm/Gb, Abaug/Gb, B/Ab, Esus2/Ab, Bsus4/Ab, C/Ab, C/A, Db/Bb, Gbsus2/Bb, Dbsus4/Bb,

Scales related to this chord

Selection of famous scales you can play on a Abm7 chord to improvise great solos on your Uke.

• Scales that fit: B Major, E Major, Gb Major, Gb Melodic minor, Eb Harmonic minor, Db Natural minor, Eb Natural minor, Ab Natural minor, Ab Blues, B Major pentatonic, Ab Minor pentatonic, B Overtone, F Altered, D Altered bb7, F Super locrian, D Ultralocrian, Gb Hawaiian,

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