E m6 — Tenor Banjo

E m6 on CGDA: every charted voicing with its frets, its fingers, and 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#. Each chart below places those tones on the Tenor Banjo's CGDA strings and names the fret and finger holding each one — tap a chart to hear it.

A fifth between neighbouring strings spreads four notes over a wide span, so voicings here tend to be two- and three-string stabs a plectrum can hit cleanly on the beat rather than full stacks.

Then hand it over: a plectrum banjo lives or dies on the evenness of the stroke, so hold one voicing and play it as steady quarter notes before you let it move anywhere at all.