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In this free piano lesson we take a look at major sixth and minor sixth chord diagrams. We shall start with major sixth chords.
How do you form a major sixth chord? You combine the root, third, fifth, and sixth of the major scale. What is the symbol for major 6th? It’s M6 or 6. For instance, F major sixth is written FM6 or just F6.
Major sixth piano chord diagrams
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Here are all 12 major 6 chords and the notes that form them.
- C major sixth – C, E, G, A
- C sharp major sixth – C sharp, E sharp, G sharp, A sharp
- D major sixth – D, F sharp, A, B
- E flat, major sixth – E flat, G, B flat, C
- E major sixth – E, G, sharp, B, C sharp
- F major sixth – F, A, C, D
- F sharp major sixth – F sharp, A sharp, C sharp, D sharp
- G major sixth – G, B, D, E
- A flat major sixth – A flat, C E flat, F
- A major sixth – A, C sharp, E, F sharp
- B flat major sixth – B flat, D, F, G
- B major sixth – B, D sharp, F sharp, G sharp
How do you form a minor sixth chord? To build a minor sixth chord, combine the root, flat third, fifth, and sixth of the major scale. What is the symbol for minor sixth? It’s mi6 or -6. For instance, G minor sixth is written Gmi6 or G-6.
Minor sixth piano chord diagrams
Here are all 12 minor 6 chords and the notes that form them.
- C minor sixth – C, E flat, G, A
- C sharp, minor sixth – C sharp, E, G sharp, A sharp
- D minor sixth – D, F, A, B
- E flat, minor sixth – E flat, G flat, B flat, C
- E minor sixth – E, G, B, C sharp
- F minor sixth – F, A flat, C, D
- F sharp minor sixth – F sharp, A, C sharp, D sharp
- G minor sixth – G, B flat, D, E
- A flat, minor sixth – A flat, C flat, E flat, F
- A minor sixth – A, C, E, F sharp
- B flat, minor sixth – B flat, D flat, F, G
- B minor sixth – B, D, F sharp, G sharp
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