Acorde de Re Sexta Mayor

Símbolo: D6

Diagramas

Notación en Pentagrama

Staff Notation

Teclado de Piano

D6 chord – keys Re, Fa#, La, Si highlightedPiano keyboard with keys Re, Fa#, La, Si highlighted. Re is the root note.ReLaSiFa#
D6 chord – keys Re, Fa#, La, Si highlightedPiano keyboard with keys Re, Fa#, La, Si highlighted. Re is the root note.ReLaSiFa#

Guitarra (1)

Guitar chord diagram for D6 (10fr)Guitar chord voicing with notes Re, La, Re, Fa#, Si, Re.D6 (10fr)10234

Guitarra (2)

Guitar chord diagram for D6 (5fr)Guitar chord voicing with notes Re, La, Re, Fa#, Si.D6 (5fr)5✕234

Intervalos

NotaIntervaloSemitonos
ReP10
Fa#M34
LaP57
SiM69

Acordes Relacionados (Raíz Re)

D Dm Ddim Daug Dsus2 Dsus4 D5 D7 Dmaj7 Dm7 DmMaj7 Ddim7

Sexta Mayor en Todas las Tonalidades

C6 Db6 D6 Eb6 E6 F6 F#6 G6 Ab6 A6 Bb6 B6

Escalas que Contienen D6

Do Lidia Reb Frigia Reb Locria Re Mayor Re Pentatónica Mayor Re Jónica Re Lidia Re Mixolidia Mi Menor Natural Mi Dórica Mi Mixolidia Mi Eólica

About the Re Sexta Mayor Chord

The Re Sexta Mayor chord is built from the notes Re, Fa#, La, Si. These notes are derived by stacking intervals above the root note Re, following the interval pattern that defines every Sexta Mayor chord. Understanding how a chord is constructed from intervals is one of the most valuable skills in music theory, because it allows you to build the chord in any key and recognize it in any context.

You can use this chord in a variety of musical contexts. Try exploring the scales that contain these notes to discover which keys this chord naturally belongs to. Each scale listed above shares all the notes of this chord, making it a diatonic chord within that key. Understanding these relationships helps with songwriting, improvisation, and arranging.

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