Jermaine Griggs

& Chuku Onyemachi

Major Sixth

Chords

Contents
Acknowledgement
PRELIMINARY CHAPTER
CHAPTER 1
Intervallic Components of the Major Sixth Chord
CHAPTER 2
Scale Approach to Major Sixth Chord Formation
CHAPTER 3
Interval Approach to Major Sixth Chord Formation
CHAPTER 4
Chord Approach to Major Sixth Chord Formation
WorkBook
Exercises
Workbook
Answers

PRELIMINARY
CHAPTER

MajorSixth
Chords
Defined


Therearesomanywaystodefinethemajorsixthchord.Heresa
simpledefinitionyoucaneasilyremember:

The addition of the sixth tone of the major scale to a major

...addingthesixthtoneofthescale(A):

...totheclassicCmajortriad:

...willproducetheCmajorsixthchord:

Themajorsixthchordconsistsofthe1st,3rd,5th,and6thdegreesof
themajorscale,(whicharefournotesaltogether)versusthethree
notesthattriadsaremadeupof(coveredinpreviousquickreference
guides).
Getready!
Inthisquickreferenceguide,wearegoingtocoveratonof
informationonthemajorsixthchordrangingfromintervallic
components,tothreepracticalapproachestoitsformationandmore.

CHAPTER1
Intervallic
Components
oftheMajor
SixthChord

Themajorsixthchordconsistsofthefirst,third,fifth,andsixthtones
ofthemajorscale.Themajorsixthchord,ifformedinthekeyofC:

...wouldconsistofC,E,G,andA:

...whicharethefirst,third,fifth,andsixthtonesoftheCmajorscale,
respectively.
Themajorsixthchordcanbebrokendownintosmallercomponents
knownasintervals.

"Howmany
intervalscanyou
spotinthemajor
sixthchord?"

Anintervalistherelationshipbetweentwonotesintermsofthe
distance
betweenthem.
Intervalsareformedbetweenthefirstandanyotherchordtone.In
themajorsixthchord,herearethethreeintervalsyoushouldbeable
tospot:
CE:

...the
majorthird
.
CG:

...the
perfectfifth
.

CA:

...the
majorsixth
.
Abreakdownofthemajorsixthchordinthismannerhasshownus
theintervalsit'smadeupof(aka"intervalliccomponents").
Therearethreeintervalliccomponentsinthemajorsixthchord:
Majorthird
Perfectfifth
Majorsixth
Oneoftheapproachestochordformationthatwe'llcoverinthis
coursewillfeaturetheuseoftheseintervals.

TheMajorThird
Themajorthirdisformedbetweenthefirstandthirdtonesofthe
majorscale.
InthemajorscaleofC:

...thethirdscaletoneisE:

...therefore,CE:

...isamajorthird.

Theintervalofthe
majorthird
inthemajor6thchordiswhatmakes
themajorsixthchordamajorchord(aka"tonality").

Rememberthis...
Whatmakesachordmajororminor(aka"tonality")dependsonthe
qualityofthirdithas.Themajorsixthchord:

...isamajorchordbecauseithasamajorthird:

ThePerfectFifth
Thesecondintervalliccomponentofamajorsixthchordisthe
perfectfifth.
Itisformedbetweenthefirstandthefifthtonesofthemajorscale.In
themajorscaleofC:


...thefifthscaletoneisG:

...therefore,CG:

...isaperfectfifth.
Theperfectfifthintervalisa
universally
consonantintervalformed
betweenthefirstandfifthdegreesofthemajorscale.Owingtothe
universalconsonanceandstabilityoftheperfectfifthinterval,the
majorsixthchordtendstobestable.

Notethis...

Ifyoustackthemajorthird:

...andperfectfifth:

...togetherinoneoctave,thiswouldproduce:

...theclassicCmajortriad.
However,themajorsixthchordhasanextraintervalliccomponent
themajorsixthinterval.

TheMajorSixth
Themajorsixthisformedbetweenthefirstandsixthtonesofthe
majorscale.InthemajorscaleofC:

...thesixthscaletoneisA:

...therefore,CA:

...isamajorsixth.

Ifwestackanintervalofamajorsixthontopoftheintervallic
componentswediscussedearlier(majorthirdandperfectfifth),this
willproduceanaddedtonechord.
Addedtonechordsfeaturenontertiantoneslikethe2nd,4thand6th
tonesofthemajorscale,whichareskippedintertianharmony.

Payattentionto
this...
Ifyouarefamiliarwithmy
pickandskip
technique,youwill
rememberthatinthekeyofCmajor:

...wecanpickC:

...skipDandpickE:


...skipFandpickG:

...skipAandpickB:

Ifweputallthenotesthatwereskippedtogether,we'llhaveD,F,
andA:

Addingthesetonestotriadsproduces"addedtone"chords.

Inthiscasewherewe'readdingthesixth(A)totheregularCmajor
triad,thiswouldproducea
Cmajorsixthchord.
Soremember:Major6thchordsare"addedtone"chords.
Havingcoveredtheintervalsthatmakeupthemajorsixthchord(aka
"intervalliccomponents"),let'sgointochordformation.

ChordFormationoftheMajor
SixthChord
Nodoubt,therearesomanywaystoformthemajorsixthchord.
However,I'llshowyouthreeapproaches...
Thescaleapproach
Theintervalapproach
Thechordapproach

CHAPTER2
ScaleApproach
toMajorSixth
Chord
Formation

Inthisapproach,we'llbeusingaknownscaletoformthemajor
sixthchord.Thescaleforthischordformationisthemajor
pentatonicscale.BelowistheCmajorpentatonicscale:

TheCmajorpentatonicscalecanproducethemajorsixthchordif
thesecondtoneofthisscaleisremoved.
IfweplaytheCmajorpentatonicscale:

...withoutthesecondtone,thiswouldproduceamajorsixthchord:

Nowthatyouknowthemajorsixthchordcanbeformedfromthe
pentatonicscale,knowledgeofthepentatonicscaleinallthekeys
willhelpyoudothis.
Belowareallthemajorsixthchordsderivedfrommajorpentatonic
scales:
CmajorpentatonicscalevsCmajorsixthchord:

DbmajorpentatonicscalevsDbmajorsixthchord:

DmajorpentatonicscalevsDmajorsixthchord:

EbmajorpentatonicscalevsEbmajorsixthchord:


EmajorpentatonicscalevsEmajorsixthchord:

FmajorpentatonicscalevsFmajorsixthchord:

GbmajorpentatonicscalevsGbmajorsixthchord:

GmajorpentatonicscalevsGmajorsixthchord:

AbmajorpentatonicscalevsAbmajorsixthchord:

AmajorpentatonicscalevsAmajorsixthchord:

BbmajorpentatonicscalevsBbmajorsixthchord:

BmajorpentatonicscalevsBmajorsixthchord:

CHAPTER3
Interval
Approach
to
MajorSixth
Chord
Formation

Intheearliersegment,webrokethemajorsixthchorddowntoits
intervalliccomponents,whicharethemajorthird,perfectfifth,and
themajorsixthintervals.
Chordformationofthemajorsixthcanbedoneusingtheseintervals.
InthekeyofC:

...themajorthirdisCE:

...theperfectfifthisCG:

...themajorsixthCA:

Puttingtheseintervalstogetherwithinthecompassofanoctave
wouldproducetheCmajorsixthchord:

CHAPTER4
Chord
Approach
to
MajorSixth
Chord
Formation

Wecanapproachchordformationofthemajorsixthchordwiththe
majortriad.
RememberwhatIsaidinanearliersegment:
"majorsixthchordsare
addedtonechords."
Therefore,additionofthesixthtoneofthemajorscaletothemajor
triadwillproducethemajorsixthchord.
Checkoutthemajorsixthchordsderivedfromthemajortriadsinall
keysbelow:
CmajortriadvsCmajorsixthchord:

DbmajortriadvsDbmajorsixthchord:

DmajortriadvsDmajorsixthchord:

EbmajortriadvsEbmajorsixthchord:

EmajortriadvsEmajorsixthchord:

FmajortriadvsFmajorsixthchord:

GbmajortriadvsGbmajorsixthchord:

GmajortriadvsGmajorsixthchord:


AbmajortriadvsAbmajorsixthchord:

AmajortriadvsAmajorsixthchord:

BbmajortriadvsBbmajorsixthchord:

BmajortriadvsBmajorsixthchord:

FinalWords
Tobehonest,themajorsixthchordwasn'talwaysanactivechordin
mychordalvocabularyseveralyearsagobecausetheaddedsixth
tonesoundedprettymuchliketheminorseventhchordofthe
sixth
degreeofthemajorkey(Aminor).
Therearemanypeopleouttherewhowon'tappreciatethemajor
sixthchordaschord1,andthisisbecauseithasarelationshipwith
the
seventhchord
ofthesixthdegreeofthemajorscale.
Forexample,inthekeyofC:

...thesixthscaletoneisA:


Ifyouformaseventhchordusingthepickandskiptechniquewe
coveredearlier,you'llpickA:

...skipBandpickC:

...skipDandpickE:

...skipFandpickG:


...andthatcreatesanAminorseventhchord.
FirstinversionoftheAminorseventhchord:

...looksprettymuchliketheCmajorsixthchord.
Inafuturepost,I'llshowyouthedifferencebetweenthemajorsixth
chordandtheminorseventhchord.
Seeyouthen!

Major Sixth
Chord
QUICK REFERENCE ON
MAJOR SIXTH CHORDS

Workbook
126Exercises

YOU WILL BE GIVEN A NOTE. DETERMINE THE

Question:
Given the root note in the key of Db, dot the
major 3rd.

Clue: The major third interval is four half steps from the
given note.
Answer:

Question#1
Question:
Given the root note in the key of C, dot the major
3rd.

Clue: The major third interval is four half steps from the
given note.

Answer:

Question#2
Question:
Given the root note in the key of F, dot the major
3rd.

Clue: The major third interval is four half steps from the
given note.

Answer:

Question#3
Question:
Given the root note in the key of Bb, dot the
major 3rd.

Clue: The major third interval is four half steps from the
given note.

Answer:

Question#4
Question:
Given the root note in the key of Eb, dot the
major 3rd.

Clue: The major third interval is four half steps from the
given note.

Answer:

Question#5
Question:
Given the root note in the key of Ab, dot the
major 3rd.

Clue: The major third interval is four half steps from the
given note.

Answer:

Question#6
Question:
Given the root note in the key of Db, dot the
major 3rd.

Clue: The major third interval is four half steps from the
given note.

Answer:

Question#7
Question:
Given the root note in the key of Gb, dot the
major 3rd.

Clue: The major third interval is four half steps from the
given note.

Answer:

Question#8
Question:
Given the root note in the key of B, dot the major
3rd.

Clue: The major third interval is four half steps from the
given note.

Answer:

Question#9
Question:
Given the root note in the key of E, dot the major
3rd.

Clue: The major third interval is four half steps from the
given note.

Answer:

Question#10
Question:
Given the root note in the key of A, dot the major
3rd.

Clue: The major third interval is four half steps from the
given note.

Answer:

Question#11
Question:
Given the root note in the key of D, dot the major
3rd.

Clue: The major third interval is four half steps from the
given note.

Answer:

Question#12
Question:
Given the root note in the key of G, dot the major
3rd.

Clue: The major third interval is four half steps from the
given note.

Answer:

Question#13
Question:
Given the root note in the key of C, dot the major
3rd.

Clue: The major third of a key is four half steps from the
root note.

Answer:

Question#14
Question:
Given the root note in the key of G, dot the major
3rd.

Clue: The major third interval is four half steps from the
given note.

Answer:

Question#15
Question:
Given the root note in the key of D, dot the major
3rd.

Clue: The
major third of a key is four half steps from the root
note.

Answer:

Question#16
Question:
Given the root note in the key of A, dot the major
3rd.

Clue: The major third interval is four half steps from the
given note.

Answer:

Question#17
Question:
Given the root note in the key of E, dot the major
3rd.

Clue: The
major third of a key is four half steps from the root
note.

Answer:

Question#18
Question:
Given the root note in the key of B, dot the major
3rd.

Clue: The major third interval is four half steps from the
given note.

Answer:

Question#19
Question:
Given the root note in the key of Gb, dot the
major 3rd.

Clue: The
major third of a key is four half steps from the root
note.

Answer:

Question#20
Question:
Given the root note in the key of Db, dot the
major 3rd.

Clue: The major third interval is four half steps from the
given note.

Answer:

Question#21
Question:
Given the root note in the key of Ab, dot the
major 3rd.

Clue: The
major third of a key is four half steps from the root
note.

Answer:

Question#22
Question:
Given the root note in the key of Eb, dot the
major 3rd.

Clue: The major third interval is four half steps from the
given note.

Answer:

Question#23
Question:
Given the root note in the key of Bb, dot the
major 3rd.

Clue: The
major third of a key is four half steps from the root
note.

Answer:

Question#24
Question:
Given the root note in the key of F, dot the major
3rd.

Clue: The major third interval is four half steps from the
given note.

Answer:

YOU WILL BE GIVEN A NOTE TO DETERMINE THE

Question:
Given the root note of Db, dot the Perfect 5th.

Answer:

Question#25
Question:
Given the root note of C, dot the Perfect 5th.

Answer:

Question#26
Question:
Given the root note of F, dot the Perfect 5th.

Answer:

Question#27
Question:
Given the root note of Bb, dot the Perfect 5th.

Answer:

Question#28
Question:
Given the root note of Eb, dot the Perfect 5th.

Answer:

Question#29
Question:
Given the root note of Ab, dot the Perfect 5th.

Answer:

Question#30
Question:
Given the root note of Db, dot the Perfect 5th.

Answer:

Question#31
Question:
Given the root note of Gb, dot the Perfect 5th.

Answer:

Question#32
Question:
Given the root note of B, dot the Perfect 5th.

Answer:

Question#33
Question:
Given the root note of E, dot the Perfect 5th.

Answer:

Question#34
Question:
Given the root note of A, dot the Perfect 5th.

Answer:

Question#35
Question:
Given the root note of D, dot the Perfect 5th.

Answer:

Question#36
Question:
Given the root note of G, dot the Perfect 5th.

Answer:

Question#37
Question:
Given the root note of C, dot the Perfect 5th.

Answer:

Question#38
Question:
Given the root note of G, dot the Perfect 5th.

Answer:

Question#39
Question:
Given the root note of D, dot the Perfect 5th.

Answer:

Question#40
Question:
Given the root note of A, dot the Perfect 5th.

Answer:

Question#41
Question:
Given the root note of E, dot the Perfect 5th.

Answer:

Question#42
Question:
Given the root note of B, dot the Perfect 5th.

Answer:

Question#43
Question:
Given the root note of Gb, dot the Perfect 5th.

Answer:

Question#44
Question:
Given the root note of Db, dot the Perfect 5th.

Answer:

Question#45
Question:
Given the root note of Ab, dot the Perfect 5th.

Answer:

Question#46
Question:
Given the root note of Eb, dot the Perfect 5th.

Answer:

Question#47
Question:
Given the root note of Bb, dot the Perfect 5th.

Answer:

Question#48
Question:
Given the root note of F, dot the Perfect 5th.

Answer:

YOU WILL BE GIVEN A NOTE. FORM THE MAJOR

Answer:

Question#49
Question:
Given the root note C, dot the C Major 6th chord.

Answer:

Question#50
Question:
Given the root note F, dot the F Major 6th chord.

Answer:

Question#51
Question:
Given the root note Bb, dot the Bb Major 6th
chord.

Answer:

Question#52
Question:
Given the root note Eb, dot the Eb Major 6th
chord.

Answer:

Question#53
Question:
Given the root note Ab, dot the Ab Major 6th
chord.

Answer:

Question#54
Question:
Given the root note Db, dot the Db Major 6th
chord.

Answer:

Question#55
Question:
Given the root note Gb, dot the Gb Major 6th
chord.

Answer:

Question#56
Question:
Given the root note B, dot the B Major 6th chord.

Answer:

Question#57
Question:
Given the root note E, dot the E Major 6th chord.

Answer:

Question#58
Question:
Given the root note A, dot the A Major 6th chord.

Answer:

Question#59
Question:
Given the root note D, dot the D Major 6th chord.

Answer:

Question#60
Question:
Given the root note G, dot the G Major 6th chord.

Answer:

Question#61
Question:
Given the root note C, dot the C Major 6th chord.

Answer:

Question#62
Question:
Given the root note G, dot the G Major 6th chord.

Answer:

Question#63
Question:
Given the root note D, dot the D Major 6th chord.

Answer:

Question#64
Question:
Given the root note A, dot the A Major 6th chord.

Answer:

Question#65
Question:
Given the root note E, dot the E Major 6th chord.

Answer:

Question#66
Question:
Given the root note B, dot the B Major 6th chord.

Answer:

Question#67
Question:
Given the root note Gb, dot the Gb Major 6th
chord.

Answer:

Question#68
Question:
Given the root note Db, dot the Db major 6th
chord.

Answer:

Question#69
Question:
Given the root note Ab, dot the Ab Major 6th
chord.

Answer:

Question#70
Question:
Given the root note Eb, dot the Eb Major 6th
chord.

Answer:

Question#71
Question:
Given the root note Bb, dot the Bb Major 6th
chord.

Answer:

Question#72
Question:
Given the root note F, dot the F major 6th chord.

Answer:

YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE PENTATONIC SCALE IN

Clue: The
Major Sixth Chord could be derived by removing
the second note of the pentatonic scale.

Answer:

Question#73
Question:
Given the pentatonic scale of C, derive the C
Major 6th chord.

Clue: The
Major Sixth Chord could be derived by removing
the second note of the pentatonic scale.

Answer:

Question#74
Question:
Given the pentatonic scale of F, derive the F
Major 6th chord.

Clue: The
Major Sixth Chord could be derived by removing
the second note of the pentatonic scale.

Answer:

Question#75
Question:
Given the pentatonic scale of Bb, derive the Bb
Major 6th chord.

Clue: The
Major Sixth Chord could be derived by removing
the second note of the pentatonic scale.

Answer:

Question#76
Question:
Given the pentatonic scale of Eb, derive the Eb
Major 6th chord.

Clue: The
Major Sixth Chord could be derived by removing
the second note of the pentatonic scale.

Answer:

Question#77
Question:
Given the pentatonic scale of Ab, derive the Ab
Major 6th chord.

Clue: The
Major Sixth Chord could be derived by removing
the second note of the pentatonic scale.

Answer:

Question#78
Question:
Given the pentatonic scale of Db, derive the Db
Major 6th chord.

Clue: The
Major Sixth Chord could be derived by removing
the second note of the pentatonic scale.

Answer:

Question#79
Question:
Given the pentatonic scale of Gb, derive the Gb
Major 6th chord.

Clue: The
Major Sixth Chord could be derived by removing
the second note of the pentatonic scale.

Answer:

Question#80
Question:
Given the pentatonic scale of B, derive the B
Major 6th chord.

Clue: The
Major Sixth Chord could be derived by removing
the second note of the pentatonic scale.

Answer:

Question#81
Question:
Given the pentatonic scale of E, derive the E
Major 6th chord.

Clue: The
Major Sixth Chord could be derived by removing
the second note of the pentatonic scale.

Answer:

Question#82
Question:
Given the pentatonic scale of A, derive the A
Major 6th chord.

Clue: The
Major Sixth Chord could be derived by removing
the second note of the pentatonic scale.

Answer:

Question#83
Question:
Given the pentatonic scale of D, derive the D
Major 6th chord.

Clue: The
Major Sixth Chord could be derived by removing
the second note of the pentatonic scale.

Answer:

Question#84
Question:
Given the pentatonic scale of G, derive the G
Major 6th chord.

Clue: The
Major Sixth Chord could be derived by removing
the second note of the pentatonic scale.

Answer:

Question#85
Question:
Given the pentatonic scale of C, derive the C
Major 6th chord.

Clue: The
Major Sixth Chord could be derived by removing
the second note of the pentatonic scale.

Answer:

Question#86
Question:
Given the pentatonic scale of G, derive the G
Major 6th chord.

Clue: The
Major Sixth Chord could be derived by removing
the second note of the pentatonic scale.

Answer:

Question#87
Question:
Given the pentatonic scale of D, derive the D
Major 6th chord.

Clue: The
Major Sixth Chord could be derived by removing
the second note of the pentatonic scale.

Answer:

Question#88
Question:
Given the pentatonic scale of A, derive the A
Major 6th chord.

Clue: The
Major Sixth Chord could be derived by removing
the second note of the pentatonic scale.

Answer:

Question#89
Question:
Given the pentatonic scale of E, derive the E
Major 6th chord.

Clue: The
Major Sixth Chord could be derived by removing
the second note of the pentatonic scale.

Answer:

Question#90
Question:
Given the pentatonic scale of B, derive the B
Major 6th chord.

Clue: The
Major Sixth Chord could be derived by removing
the second note of the pentatonic scale.

Answer:

Question#91
Question:
Given the pentatonic scale of Gb, derive the Gb
Major 6th chord.

Clue: The
Major Sixth Chord could be derived by removing
the second note of the pentatonic scale.

Answer:

Question#92
Question:
Given the pentatonic scale of Db, derive the Db
Major 6th chord.

Clue: The
Major Sixth Chord could be derived by removing
the second note of the pentatonic scale.

Answer:

Question#93
Question:
Given the pentatonic scale of Ab, derive the Ab
Major 6th chord.

Clue: The
Major Sixth Chord could be derived by removing
the second note of the pentatonic scale.

Answer:

Question#94
Question:
Given the pentatonic scale of Eb, derive the Eb
Major 6th chord.

Clue: The
Major Sixth Chord could be derived by removing
the second note of the pentatonic scale.

Answer:

Question#95
Question:
Given the pentatonic scale of Bb, derive the Bb
Major 6th chord.

Clue: The
Major Sixth Chord could be derived by removing
the second note of the pentatonic scale.

Answer:

Question#96
Question:
Given the pentatonic scale of F, derive the F
Major 6th chord.

Clue: The
Major Sixth Chord could be derived by removing
the second note of the pentatonic scale.

Answer:

YOU WILL BE GIVEN THE MAJOR TRIAD IN A KEY.

Answer:

Question#97
Question:
Given the C major triad, form the C Major 6th
chord.

Answer:

Question#98
Question:
Given the F major triad, form the F Major 6th
chord.

Answer:

Question#99
Question:
Given the Bb major triad, form the Bb Major 6th
chord.

Answer:

Question#100
Question:
Given the Eb major triad, form the Eb Major 6th
chord.

Answer:

Question#101
Question:
Given the Ab major triad, form the Ab Major 6th
chord.

Answer:

Question#102
Question:
Given the Db major triad, form the Db Major 6th
chord.

Answer:

Question#103
Question:
Given the Gb major triad, form the Gb Major 6th
chord.

Answer:

Question#104
Question:
Given the B major triad, form the B Major 6th
chord.

Answer:

Question#105
Question:
Given the E major triad, form the E Major 6th
chord.

Answer:

Question#106
Question:
Given the A major triad, form the A Major 6th
chord.

Answer:

Question#107
Question:
Given the D major triad, form the D Major 6th
chord.

Answer:

Question#108
Question:
Given the G major triad, form the G Major 6th
chord.

Answer:

Question#109
Question:
Given the C major triad, form the C Major 6th
chord.

Answer:

Question#110
Question:
Given the G major triad, form the G Major 6th
chord.

Answer:

Question#111
Question:
Given the D major triad, form the D Major 6th
chord.

Answer:

Question#112
Question:
Given the A major triad, form the A Major 6th
chord.

Answer:

Question#113
Question:
Given the E major triad, form the E Major 6th
chord.

Answer:

Question#114
Question:
Given the B major triad, form the B Major 6th
chord.

Answer:

Question#115
Question:
Given the Gb major triad, form the Gb Major 6th
chord.

Answer:

Question#116
Question:
Given the Db major triad, form the Db Major 6th
chord.

Answer:

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Given the Ab major triad, form the Ab Major 6th
chord.

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Given the Eb major triad, form the Eb Major 6th
chord.

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Given the Bb major triad, form the Bb Major 6th
chord.

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Given the F major triad, form the F Major 6th
chord.

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Major
Triads
Triads of the First, Fourth
and fifth Degrees of the Major
Scale.

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