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The D minor chord is produced by playing the 1st (root), flat 3rd and 5th notes of the D Major scale. The D minor chord (just like all minor chords) contains the following intervals (from the root note): minor 3rd, Major 3rd, Perfect 4th (back to the root note). D minor is the relative minor of F Major.
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How to Play the Dm Guitar Chord. On this page, you’ll learn the Dm guitar chord, plus an easy technique to remember the D minor chord based on another shape you already know.
How to play the D minor chord on guitar. To play the D minor chord on guitar, place your fingers as follows: Index Finger: on fret 1 of string 6. Middle Finger: on fret 2 of string 4. Ring Finger: on fret 3 of string 5. Open Strings: string(s) 3. Muted Strings: string(s) 1 & 2.
The D minor chord contains three notes: D, F and A, and in most Dm guitar chord shapes, at least one of these notes is repeated in a different octave. The symbol for a D minor chord is Dm, so if you see that symbol written on sheet music, any of the Dm chords on this page can be used.
Dm (D minor) chord for guitar with chord diagrams including barre chords, alternative shapes. Notes, finger positions and relevant chords.
Learn how to play the D minor chord on guitar (Dm)! View the chord chart, a clear image of the chord shape, and how it's spelled (D-F-A).
