A6 Ukulele Chord

Played '2424' on the soprano - Standard Tuning (GCEA).
View this chord in: G-Tuning (DGBE)D-Tuning (ADF#B)Slack-Key Tuning (GCEG)

Diagram/Chart

Notes:

AEGbDb

Fingering:

1314

A6 has a barre chord and a long stretch making it difficult to play at first. The index is first placed across the entire second fret, leaving the top joint just slightly hanging over. When you press down you want to be sure that all the strings are sounding, and none are dead. Next stretch your ring finger to the fourth fret of the C string and the pinky to the fourth fret of the A string. Keep the ring and pinky straight so they do not interfere with other strings either.

Alternative A6 positions

We have 2 other positions for this uke chord.

Similar Charts

• Same Position (3): Gbm7, Gbm/E, A/Gb,
• Same Fingering (37): Bb6, Bm7, B6, Cm7, C6, Db6, Dbadd9, D6, Dadd9, Eb6, Ebadd9, Fm7, Fadd9, Gbadd9, Gm7, Gadd9, Abm7, Ab6, Abadd9, Bbdim, F13, Gbm13, Abm13, Am7, Db/Eb, D/E, Db/E, D/F, Ebdim/F, Gsus2/F, Dsus4/F, Gm/F, Eb/F, Dbm/F, Dsus2/Gb, Asus4/Gb, Dm/Gb,

Scales related to this chord

Selection of famous scales you can play on a A6 chord to improvise great solos on your Uke.

• Scales that fit: A Major, D Major, E Major, E Melodic minor, Db Harmonic minor, B Natural minor, Db Natural minor, Gb Natural minor, Gb Blues, A Major pentatonic, Gb Minor pentatonic, A Overtone, Eb Altered, C Altered bb7, Eb Super locrian, C Ultralocrian, E Hawaiian,

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