D# Piano Chord
The D# chord is a major triad built on the root note D#. It contains the notes D#, G, A#.
How to play D#
Press all highlighted keys together. Use any comfortable fingering — for a right-hand triad, thumb on root, middle on 3rd, pinky on 5th is standard.
Chord theory
- Root note
- D#
- Quality
- Major triad
- Notes (intervals)
- D# (Root), G (M3), A# (P5)
- Number of notes
- 3
Related chords
Songs that use the D# chord(14 total)
- Can U BelieveRobin ThickeB · 126 BPM · medium
- HOUSEHOLD OF FAITHSteve GreenBb · 80 BPM · easy
- ASTONISHINGSutton FosterG# · 76 BPM · medium
- THRILLERMichael JacksonC# · 120 BPM · medium
- ASStevie WonderB · 94 BPM · medium
- IN HER EYESJosh GrobanBb · 140 BPM · advanced
- MAYBE TOMORROWThe Jackson 5C · 90 BPM · medium
- Tell HimCeline DionB · 80 BPM · medium
- THE WALLKansasE · 88 BPM · medium
- POOR JACKDanny ElfmanA · 105 BPM · medium
- WAKE UP ALONEAmy WinehouseA · 80 BPM · medium
- Octopus's GardenThe BeatlesE · 120 BPM · medium
Learn more chords
Master one chord at a time. Once D# feels natural, try the D#m chord, or browse easy piano songs to put it in context.