D Piano Chords
All D piano chords — click any card for full diagrams, inversions, audio, and notation.
D sits a whole step above C. D major takes two sharps (F♯ and C♯) and rings brightly on stringed instruments, which is why so much fiddle, violin, and guitar music lives here. Every chord type rooted on D is listed below — triads, sixths, sevenths, and extended and altered voicings — each with diagrams, audio, and notation.
D Major Chord
D Minor Chord
D Augmented Chord
D Diminished Chord
D Suspended 2nd Chord
D Suspended 4th Chord
D Major 6 Chord
D Minor 6th Chord
D Dominant 7th Chord
D Major 7th Chord
D Minor 7th Chord
D Minor Major 7th Chord
D Diminished 7th Chord
D Half Diminished Chord
D Augmented 7th Chord
D Dominant 7th Sharp 11 Chord
D Add 9 Chord
D Major 9th Chord
D Minor 9th Chord
D Major 11th Chord
D Minor 11th Chord
D Major 13th Chord
D Minor 13th Chord
D Dominant 9th Chord
D Dominant 7th ♭5 Chord
D Major 6/9 Chord
D Power Chord
D Dominant 11th Chord
D Dominant 13th Chord
D Dominant 7th sus4 Chord
D Dominant 9th sus4 Chord
D Dominant 13th sus4 Chord
D Dominant 7th ♭9 Chord
D Dominant 7th ♯9 Chord
D Dominant 7th ♭13 Chord
D Dominant 7th ♯5 Chord
D Dominant 9th ♭5 Chord
D Dominant 9th ♯5 Chord
D Dominant 7th ♭9 ♯11 Chord
D Dominant 7th ♯9 ♯11 Chord
D Dominant 7th ♭5 ♯9 Chord
D Minor 11th ♭5 Chord
D Minor 13th ♭5 Chord