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Ukulele chord

E♭m6E flat minor sixth

  • E♭1
  • G♭♭3
  • B♭5
  • C6
Difficulty
Harder
Fingers
4
Shapes
6

How to play E♭m6

  1. Middle finger (2): 3th fret of the G string.
  2. Ring finger (3): 3th fret of the C string.
  3. Index finger (1): 2th fret of the E string.
  4. Little finger (4): 3th fret of the A string.
  1. E♭m6 chord on ukulele, shape 1 of 5Frets 33232314GCEA
    E♭m6 chord on ukulele, shape 1 of 5Frets 33232314AECG

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  2. E♭m6 chord on ukulele, shape 2 of 5Frets x323213GCEA
    E♭m6 chord on ukulele, shape 2 of 5Frets x323213AECG

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  3. E♭m6 chord on ukulele, shape 3 of 5Frets 53234213GCEA
    E♭m6 chord on ukulele, shape 3 of 5Frets 53234213AECG

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  4. E♭m6 chord on ukulele, shape 4 of 5Frets 56665fr1234GCEA
    E♭m6 chord on ukulele, shape 4 of 5Frets 56665fr1234AECG

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  5. E♭m6 chord on ukulele, shape 5 of 5Frets 532x421GCEA
    E♭m6 chord on ukulele, shape 5 of 5Frets 532x421AECG

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Strumming patterns to try

  • ↓↓↓↓Four downsSteady, for learning changes
  • ↓↓↑↑↓↑Folk / popThe everyday pattern
  • ↓↓↑↓↑BalladSlow songs, 3/4 or 6/8
  • ↑↑↑↑Reggae skankOff-beat chops

About the E♭m6 chord

E flat minor sixth is built from 4 notes: E♭ (1), G♭ (♭3), B♭ (5), C (6). The lowest note you play should be the root, E♭, highlighted on the diagram. You can play it in 6 places on the fretboard. The first shape is the most common; higher shapes make smooth changes easier in some keys.

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