The D chord is an important chord for every guitarist since it generates a bright sound that is often heard in folk, pop, and country music. Beginners often master this chord as it is very colorful and bright. Furthermore, songs written in G major and D major use D chords quite frequently. D chord is also very popular due to its bright character and appears in many famous tunes therefore it is recommended to learn this chord first.
Table of Contents
Here are all the D family chords and 5 different variations of each of them in different frets or transposes:
1. Dmaj
2. Dmin
3. Daug
4. Ddim
5. Dsus2
6. D7b9b13
7. Dmaj7
8. Dmin7
9. Ddim7
10. Dsus4
11. D7b5sharp9
12. D7
13. D9
14. D11
15. D13
16. D7b5
17. D7sharp5
18. D7b9
19. D7sharp9
20. Dadd6
21. Dadd9
22. D6/9
23. D5
24. Dminor6
25. Dminor9
26. Dmin7b5
