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The nice thing is that the fingerings for minor chords are always the same. And even better, the fingering is the same as major chords! Even though the number of flats and sharps vary, the fingering remains the same.ĭon’t forget that finger 1 is your thumb, finger 3 your middle finger, and finger 5 your pinky. Next, you need to make sure that you are putting the right fingers on these notes! Fingering is highly important when learning anything new on the piano. Below you can see D minor on the keyboard! Dm Chord Piano Finger Position D is the root of the chord, F the minor third, and A the perfect fifth.

In it’s simplest form (root position) the D minor chord includes 3 notes: D, F, and A. See below for a diagram on which notes are included. You will play a D minor chord simply by pressing down the 3 notes in the triad simultaneously. If that sounds tricky now, don’t worry! The diagrams and tips I have for you should help. It is formed just like any other minor chord-by taking the major chord and lowering the third a half step. The D minor chord is a minor triad without any flats or sharps. In addition, it wouldn’t hurt to know a few other chords before trying Dm: I recommend learning G minor, Bb major, and C major first. It is always good to learn the major version of the chord first, so you have a clear picture of how the chord changes when it becomes minor! The good news is that it is also very easy to learn if you’re a beginner!īefore learning the D minor chord, make sure you learn the D major chord. D minor is on the mellower side, being a flat key rather than a sharp key. A classic minor chord to learn is D minor! The D minor piano chord is is a truly melancholy chord.