Play the m6 inverted chord on piano

Minor 6th chord inversions combine the minor third with the major sixth, creating a color that is both dark and soft. Widely used in bossa nova.

Chord composition

I♭IIIVVI
RootMinor thirdPerfect fifthMajor sixth
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Formula 1 - ♭3 - 5 - 6

Theory

The m6 chord is often used as a final minor tonic chord. Its inversions bring stability and color, characteristic of Brazilian music.

Play the m6 inverted chord on the piano

Example of m6 inverted chord position on piano

Styles

Bossa nova Jazz latin Samba Chanson française