D 6th ukulele chord
How to play the D 6th chord, written D6, on ukulele. The shape is 2 2 2 2 and it sounds the notesD – F♯ – A – B — free to print or download below.
How to play the D 6th chord
- Read the diagram. The four strings are the ukulele’s G-C-E-A (top to bottom). A circle means play the string open; an × means don’t play it. This shape is 2 2 2 2.
- Place your fingers. Lay your first finger flat across the barred fret, then add the other fingers as shown.
- Strum and check. Strum all the played strings and let them ring. The chord sounds the notes D – F♯ – A – B.
Notes in the D 6th chord
The D 6th chord contains the notes D – F♯ – A – B. The diagram shows the common barre shape, 2 2 2 2 across the four strings.
D 6th ukulele chord — frequently asked questions
How do you play the D 6th chord on ukulele?
Use the shape 2 2 2 2 (strings G-C-E-A): press the dots shown and play the open strings marked with a circle. It sounds the notes D – F♯ – A – B.
What notes are in the D 6th chord?
The D 6th chord (D6) contains the notes D – F♯ – A – B.
Is the D 6th ukulele chord diagram free?
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