E m6 — Tenor Guitar

E m6 as shapes on CGDA: lowest position first, frets and fingers named, audio on tap.

E m6 chord diagram, starting at fret 1. Strings low to high: C 4th fret, G open, D 2nd fret, A 4th fret.

E m6 stacks E – G – B – C#. The charts below place those tones on the Tenor Guitar's CGDA strings shape by shape, sorted from the lowest playable position on up — each one names its frets and fingers, and plays on tap.

Fifths tuning means four strings cover a huge range, and shapes here behave nothing like the standard grid — tenor shapes move cleanly because pure fifths, one interval the whole way up keeps every string pair the same.

Treat the lowest shape as the address and the rest as the route: the same chord repeats along the neck, and choosing WHERE to grab it — near the nut or up where it bites — is most of the craft of rhythm playing.