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Chords in the key of D major on ukulele

The key of D major has seven diatonic chords: D, EmEmEmEm, F#mF#mF#mF#m, G, A, BmBmBmBm and C#°. As sevenths: Dmaj7Dmaj7Dmaj7Dmaj7, Em7Em7Em7Em7, F#m7F#m7F#m7F#m7, Gmaj7Gmaj7Gmaj7Gmaj7, A7A7A7A7, Bm7Bm7Bm7Bm7 and C#m7b5. They come from the D major scale, D, E, F#, G, A, B and C#, one on each note. On ukulele, the shapes below are the seventh chords of every degree, and the tonic one has D in the bass.

On the ukulele, the high reentrant G makes every shape light — and with four strings, every note is exposed. Its soft nylon strings sound warm and mellow, light enough to float gently over a song.

Seventh chords in D major on ukulele

Dmaj7, 2 2 2 4Dmaj71113ADF#C#
I · tonic2 2 2 4
Em7, 0 2 0 2Em712GDEB
ii · subdominant0 2 0 2
F#m7, 2 4 2 4F#m71324AEF#C#
iii · tonic2 4 2 4
Gmaj7, 0 2 2 2Gmaj7111GDF#B
IV · subdominant0 2 2 2
A7, 0 1 0 0A71GC#EA
V · dominant0 1 0 0
Bm7, 2 2 2 2Bm71111ADF#B
vi · tonic2 2 2 2
C#m7b5, 0 1 0 2C#m7b512GC#EB
vii° · dominant0 1 0 2

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