Also written E♭m6 — the same pitches spelled the other way.
The D♯ Minor 6th chord and everything around it — the notes and how they are built, the shape on piano and guitar, the sound, and the keys it belongs to.
D♯m6 is D#, F#, A#, B# — the 1, b3, 5 and 6 above the root D♯.
Root notes are red. The shapes above are movable — an E-shape has its root on the low E string, an A-shape on the A string. any group of these notes on the neck sounds the chord.
The shape above is movable up the neck. Every position of the chord tones on the ukulele neck — any group that sounds only D#, F#, A#, B# plays the chord.
D♯m6 is a colour chord — it is not diatonic to a plain major or minor key, which is what gives it its character. It shows up as a borrowed chord, an altered dominant, or a passing sound.
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