How to Play Gb6 on Ukulele

There are many different G chords that can be played on the ukulele. The Gb6 or G flat 6th chord is an advanced chord that is most commonly played in the key of Gb. When playing in the key of Gb, the Gb6 chord will usually follow the Gb chord.

Difficulty: Moderately Challenging

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Ukulele

1. Hold the neck of the ukulele in the left hand, between the left thumb and index finger. The left thumb should be on the back side of the ukulele neck directly behind the second bar. When holding the body of the ukulele, reach over the front center of the ukulele body near the strings with the right arm and hold the underneath with the right hand.

2. Move the left index finger to the second bar, located between the first and second frets. Place the left index finger on the "E" string that is located on the second bar.

3. Place the tip of the left middle finger on the "G" and "C" strings, located on the third bar between the second and third frets. Try to keep the left middle finger on the third bar without touching the frets or unassigned strings.

4. Using the left middle finger, hold down the "A" or bottom string, located on the fourth bar between the third and fourth frets.

5. 
    
   Gb6 chord

   Press the left fingertips firmly on all assigned strings. Keep the left thumb tightly pressed against the back of the ukulele neck, behind the second bar. Gently strum over all strings with the right hand near the center of the ukulele body to hear the Gb6 chord.

Tips & Warnings

• Using the fingertips to hold down the strings, keep the left palm down and away from the neck as well as relaxing the left elbow.
• Keeping the left index and left ring finger at a slight angle will help make it easier to play the Gb6 chord.
• To produce a clear sound of the Gb6 chord, make sure that the assigned fingers are not touching any frets or unassigned strings.