Today's Guitar Chord of the Day is Dadd9. This Guitar Chord is based on a standard D major chord with the added 9th note of the major scale, in this case E.
The Dadd9 chord uses these notes: D, F#, A, E
D add9 is related to D sus2, so what's the difference? All suspended chords leave out the 3rd note of the scale, in D this is F#. So Dsus2 uses these notes: D, E, A. The sus stands for suspended, the other more common sus chord is a sus4.
The fingering for this inversion involves a small stretch to the 5th fret, with the first finger barring the top 3 strings.
D add9 can be played anywhere that you would normally play a standard D Major Guitar Chord. Check out these other
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