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Csus?
sellanen missä perus ja kvintti on paikallaan mutta keskimmäinen voi vaihdella: sitä "pidätetään" muualla kuin terssissä mihin se pyrkii purkautumaan.

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The chord you are referring to is a "suspended' chord. The suffix "sus" appears after the root letter name, sometimes accompanied by the number 4 or 2. Example: Csus, Csus4, or Csus2. What it indicates is that instead of the usual "CEG" spelling of a C triad, Csus= "CFG, Csus4="CFG"(same thing, different way of writing it), and Csus2="CDG". Each of these usually resolve the suspension to the"E". The suspension is found on 4th tone of a major or minor scale. 7th chords also frequently appear with the "sus" symbol. Example; Csus7="CFGBb". More questions? Check me out at www.jimomusic.com.

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