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 | A lot of musicians see the abbreviation sus for the first time and think "sustained." But in fact, this points to the suspended chord, which is close to a major or minor chord, with the exception of one interval.
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Sus4 Chords
Suspended fourth chords are the most common, so much so that the abbreviation 'sus' -- without a number -- is sometimes used to point to this chord: ● Sus4 & ADD4 Piano Chords
| Sus2 Chords
| What Is Chord Inversion?
Even though the root note acts as the tonal foundation of a chord, it's not always the bottom note on the staff: ● Root Notes & Inversion
| Easy Diminished Piano Triads
Learn simple yet effective diminished chords, with keyboard fingering & staff notation: ● Diminished Triads
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