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August 29, 2013 By Richie Leave a Comment

Major six-nine chord

A major six-nine chord is composed using a root/1st, major 3rd, perfect 5th, major 6th and major 9th (or R/1-3-5-6-9) intervals played simultaneously. Generally written as C6/9 or Cma6/9, it is good practice to simply use an uppercase C followed by a super scripted 6/9 to represent it in writing (ie: C6/9).


Major six-nine chord profile

Intervals root/1st, major 3rd, perfect 5th, major 6th, major 9th or R/1-3-5-6-9
Stability Consonant, resolved
Grouping class Pentad
Common names (examples in C) C6/9, Cma6/9, Csix-nine


Chord shapes/voicings

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Audio sample(s)

C Major six-nine chord voicing #4 http://guitar.ricmedia.com/wp-content/uploads/major-six-nine-chord/c-major-six-nine-chord-voicing-4.mp3




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