E♭m6
E♭ Minor 6th · 4 fingerings
The minor sixth adds a major sixth to a minor triad, and that bright note against the minor third gives E♭m6 a bittersweet, faintly exotic quality. It's a favourite in jazz, gypsy jazz, and older film music, and works well as a minor tonic that doesn't sound bleak. Also a common ii chord substitute.
E♭m6 · position 1
E♭m6 · position 2 · fret 4
E♭m6 · position 3 · fret 7
E♭m6 · position 4 · fret 11
Practice this Chord
Play-alongs whose transcribed chord changes include E♭m6.