Dbm6/9 Guitar Chord Chart | Db Minor Sixth Ninth
Db, Fb, Ab, Bb and Eb are the notes of Dbm6/9, the Db minor six nine chord. It sounds identical to C#m6/9, and the Fb in the flat version is why the sharp spelling is simpler to read.
The structure is the same as in every six nine minor chord: a minor triad, here Db, Fb and Ab, plus a major sixth (Bb) and a major ninth (Eb). All five notes belong to the Db Dorian scale, a minor mode that has the major sixth built in, so melodies drawn from it will not clash with the Bb.
Db minor 6/9 guitar chord is also written as Dbm6/9, Dbm69, Dbmin6/9 or Db-6/9.
Db m6/9 chord Notes:
Chord formula for the Minor Sixth Ninth chord:
Formula: 1 b3 5 6 9
FAQ
What is the spelling of Dbm6/9?
Db, Fb, Ab, Bb and Eb. The Bb is the major sixth and the Eb is the major ninth, both added to the Db minor triad.
Is Dbm6/9 the same chord as C#m6/9?
Yes, C#m6/9 is C#, E, G#, A# and D#, the same pitches in sharp spelling. It avoids the Fb that Dbm6/9 needs.
Why does Db minor six nine use Fb instead of E?
The minor third of Db needs an F letter name, so it is Fb. E sounds identical, but Fb keeps the chord stacked in thirds.
Which scale fits Dbm6/9?
The Db Dorian scale: Db, Eb, Fb, Gb, Ab, Bb and Cb. It contains all five notes of the chord.
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