D13 chord for piano presented by keyboard diagrams. Explanation: The D thirteenth is a seven-note chord. Due to practical circumstances, some notes (as a suggestion fifth, ninth, and eleventh) are omitted and the chord is played inverted.

The D dominant thirteenth Chord for Piano has the notes D F# A C E G B and interval structure 1 3 5 b7 9 11 13.

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The D13 chord is an extension of the D7 chord and is used on the V and VII degrees of major and natural minor scales, respectively. It can be used in all the positions where D7 can be played, but a more common use is to play it in conjunction with the dominant chord.

The D dominant thirteenth chord (abbreviated D13 chord) is a seven-note chord consisting of the notes D, F ♯, A, C, E, G, and B. The chord is formed by adding a thirteenth to the D dominant eleventh chord.

Quality Major. Aliases D13. D

The D dominant thirteenth chord consists of the notes D, F#, A, C, E and B. Learn how to play D13 on the piano and read more about it's structure and related chords

We will explain all the basic theory for the D13 chord, including how to construct & play this chord as well as how you can start using this in your music.

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