Accord Dm7. Description and statement of fingers on the fingerboard

Guitar is one of the most complex musical instruments and is very beautiful in its sound. Like any other, this instrument has its own notes, which in the language of the guitar are called chords. Each chord has its own sound, which can be obtained by squeezing a certain fret on the fretboard, extracting the melody by striking the strings. Today we have to figure out what the Dm7 chord is.

The appearance of a chord

This guitar note is a small major seventh chord re formed by adding to the minor triad D7 of the second minor third. If you decompose the chord by sound, it consists of four sounds:

• Re (D) is the root of the chord.
• Fa (F) is a small third.
• A (A) is a large third.
• Before (C) - a small third (it was added to create a chord Dm7).

Like any other, the Dm7 chord can be played in several variations with different fingerings on the fretboard. Consider several such variations of the game.

Dm7-chord on the guitar in different modes

The sound of the chord will not depend on the setting of the fingers during the game, the different position for the chords is created for the sake of convenience during the reproduction of a certain melody, as it will not always be convenient to carry out large transitions along the strings. Let's analyze the position of the fingers, which requires a chord Dm7.

• The most common and easiest way to play this chord is to play the first harmony. The setting of the fingers is as follows: the index finger clamps the first and second strings with the barre, and the middle finger clamps the third string on the second fret so that all the remaining strings are open.
• Next in its simplicity is the game on the fifth fret. To do this, you need to press the index finger from the first to the fifth string with a barre while holding the second and fourth strings in the sixth and seventh fret, respectively.
• The highest pitch, on which you can play the Dm7 chord, is 10 fret. This chord can be obtained by holding the index finger of all the strings on the tenth fret with the barre reception, simultaneously holding the second and fifth string on the twelfth and eleventh fret, respectively.

There are thirteen variants of playing this chord. If you are a beginner, then such variations of the game will suit you just right.

Result

This Dm7 chord is one of the easiest, so it's easy to learn how to position the fingers on the fretboard, both for the professional and for the beginner who first took the guitar in his hands. Do not limit yourself to the only option of setting a chord on the fretboard, as the more you know the variations of the game, the more convenient it will be for you to choose the setting for any melody.