◊ Root Note: C♭
◊ Perfect Fourth: F♭
◊ Perfect Fifth: G♭
A suspended 4th chord differs from a major or minor chord in that its third has been removed and replaced by a perfect fourth. If the third and fourth are both present, the chord is an add4:
- C♭ADD4: C♭ – E♭ – F♭ – G♭
- C♭mADD4: C♭ – E♭♭* – F♭ – G♭
Note that a sus4 chord also doubles as an inversion of a sus2. For example, the first inversion of the C♭sus4 triad (F♭ – G♭ – C♭) is the root position of F♭sus2.
♫ More Piano Chords:
Cbmaj ▪ Cbma7 ▪ Cbma9 | Cbmin ▪ Cbm7 ▪ Cbm9 | Cbdim ▪ Cb°7 | Cbaug ▪ Cb+7 | Cbsus2 ▪ Cbsus4
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