m6 inverted chord - 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.

Intervals

Degree I♭IIIVVI
Interval RootMinor thirdPerfect fifthMajor sixth
Semitones 0379

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.

Examples

Example: Do m6 inverted

m6 inverted chord diagram on piano - Bass fret 999

Styles

Bossa nova Jazz latin Samba Chanson française