Gm6 guitar chord
The Gm6 chord (G minor 6th) is built from the notes G, Bb, D and E, formula 1–b3–5–6.
- Notes
- G Bb D E
- Type
- minor 6th
- Level
- Barre chord
OpenShape 1 of 4
310030How to play Gm6
The easiest Gm6 shape is 310030, starting around fret 1. Mute any strings marked x so only chord tones sound.
Bittersweet, with a film-noir or bossa nova color.
Other ways to play it
Questions
What notes are in the Gm6 chord?
Gm6 contains G, Bb, D and E. Its formula is 1–b3–5–6.
Is Gm6 hard to play on guitar?
It is harder than a basic open chord. The most common shape is 310030.
What can I play instead of Gm6?
Gm is the closest simpler chord. It keeps the same root and basic character, so it works when Gm6 is too hard or too busy.