6 Unusual Ways To Play D Major (Intermediate-level) 

Helpful variations. Thanks for taking the time!

I've been playing that 'C-chord-D' at the third fret for over 30 years and it makes a great sound when playing it as a passing chord. Thank You for the info.

Wow, I just thought all D chords sounded the same, but now I can really here the difference and usefulness of having all those voicings. Cheers

4.14 D add9 add11 Beautiful sound. Thanks

Love to see the different ways of playing these chords - it all adds to the fabric of music - fascinating - love - it keep it coming 👍

Thanks showing other ways to make chords--I learning so much from you!

Thanks. That A-shape triad with the higher D (which I had to try right away) has a nice light and sweet sound to it, even on my Yamaha Pacifica. I had to make sure it wasn't just the guitar ... Cheers.

wow, nicely simple.

Voicing 5 - I would have thought a D sus 2/4, but you still have the 3rd (F#). Maybe a D11 (less the 7th)? ~ Brianna

Dmaj(no 5) per the guitar machine app’s chord finder feature

#5: D6sus2 I believe

Is it a D major/A ?