Suspended & power

D dominant 7th suspended 4th chord

A dominant 7th with a suspended 4th — common in funk, soul and gospel.

Notes
DGAC
Formula
145♭7
Built from
root · perfect 4th · perfect 5th · minor 7th

How to play D7sus4

About the D dominant 7th suspended 4th chord

Playing it

On guitar, D7sus4 is one of the friendlier shapes: xx0013 needs just two fingers and lets the open strings ring. Don’t strum the low E and A strings.

On piano, D7sus4 sits entirely on white keys.

On ukulele the usual D7sus4 shape is 0233, using three fingers.

Related chords

Move a single note and D7sus4 becomes a different chord: lower G to F♯ for D7, swap G for F for Dm7 and drop the C for Dsus4.

D7sus4 chord (D dominant 7th suspended 4th) on guitar, ukulele and piano
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