How to Play Daug on Piano
The D Augmented chord sounds suspended and eerie. It stacks 3 notes: D – F# – A#.
Two stacked major thirds. It divides the octave evenly, so it sounds equally at home — and equally unresolved — in several keys at once.
Notes in Daug
| Note | Interval | Finger |
|---|---|---|
| DD4 | Root | 1 |
| F#F#4 | Major 3rd | 3 |
| A#A#4 | Augmented 5th | 5 |
How to Play
Right Hand
Place your thumb (finger 1) on D. Use finger 3 on F# and finger 5 on A#.
Where it sits
2 notes of this chord (F#, A#) are on black keys, so play it a little further back on the keys than an all-white shape.
Press all 3 keys at the same time. Keep your wrist relaxed and your fingers curved. The blue dots on the piano below show exactly which keys to press — they turn green when you play the right note.