C#m7 - C# Minor 7 Ukulele Chord

Difficulty:

Chord C C Major Standard GCEA Tuning · Frets: 4444

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C#m7 - C# Minor 7 Ukulele Chord

The C# Minor 7 chord on ukulele uses fret positions 4444 in standard GCEA tuning. This chord is a minor seventh chord with a difficulty rating of Easy.

Other chords in the C# chord family:

C#m7 C# C#7 C#m C#dim C#aug C#6 C#maj7 C#9

Standard ukulele tuning: G-C-E-A. Visit the UkeChords Homepage for the full directory and enable JavaScript for the interactive chord diagram viewer.

Quick Facts about C#m7

Tuning

G-C-E-A (GCEA)

Difficulty

Easy

Often played with

E F#m B

How to Play C#m7 Ukulele Chord

To play the C#m7 (also known as C# Minor 7) on your ukulele, place your fingers on the fretboard as follows:

Place your Index finger (finger 1) on the fret 4 of the G-string (4th string).
Place your Index finger (finger 1) on the fret 4 of the C-string (3rd string).
Place your Index finger (finger 1) on the fret 4 of the E-string (2nd string).
Place your Index finger (finger 1) on the fret 4 of the A-string (1st string).

The fret notation for this chord shape is 4444, which represents the frets played from the 4th string (G) to the 1st string (A).

Music Theory: Notes in the C#m7 Chord

A C# Minor 7 is a minor seventh chord. The notes played on each string from G to A are:

G String (4th): Note: B (Fret 4)
C String (3rd): Note: E (Fret 4)
E String (2nd): Note: G# (Fret 4)
A String (1st): Note: C# (Fret 4)

Altogether, these strings produce the unique notes: B, E, G#, C#.

Other C# Family Chords

Explore more chords in the C# family. Click any chord below to view its interactive finger guide: