Re: Moving around within a C chord

RichL wrote:
Stephen Calder <calder9@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Csus = Csus4

e--1--
B--1--
G--0--
D--2--
A--3--
E-----

Stephen, I'm not the most brilliant guy in the group when it comes to
theory, but wouldn't the chord you mention above be Cadd4 rather than
Csus4 since it contains both E (3) and F (4)?

Yes, Csus4 should not have the E. The F should replace the E. A better name for the above would be Cadd11, since the F is in the higher octave. Thanks for pointing this out. Forgot the E was there as well.


I'd call this Csus4:

e-----
B--1--
G--0--
D--3--
A--3--
E-----

It has only the root (twice), fourth, and fifth.



Yes.


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Stephen
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