A suspended chord (or sus chord) is a musical chord in which the (major or minor) third is omitted and replaced with a perfect fourth or a major second. [1] The lack of a minor or a major third in the chord creates an open sound, while the dissonance between the fourth and fifth or second and root creates tension.

A sus 2nd chord is possible to play in numerous configurations including two inversions. Csus2 can be used as an example: C - D - G (root position) D - G - C (1st inversion) G - C - D (2nd inversion) The first inversion of the Csus2 chord is written Csus2/D and the second is written Csus2/G. Fingerings follow below in short notation: Csus2/D ...

The A sus 2 chord (A suspended 2) contains the notes A, B and E. It is prouced by taking the 1st, 2nd and 5th of the A Major scale. It is super smooth. Here's how to play it.

Sus和弦，是suspended的缩写，这个单词是悬浮，挂留的意思，和弦中的三音通常替换为二音或四音的和弦。本质上，假设我们采用C大音阶，它对应于以下7个音符：C – D – E – F – G – A –B。

2019年9月6日 · 掛留和弦的和弦配置即是，把三和弦中的大三度音往後移動一個全音到大二度，變成sus2；或是往前移動一個半音，變成sus4。 在G大調中，sus2就是音符A，而sus4則是音符C。 而”掛留“意味著和弦終將以某種方式做解決，常用方式如後面接續著大和弦、小和弦。 理解掛留和弦的有效方法是從低音開始，逐步提升。 如 FIG.3所示，在第六弦第三格發出低音G，則可以找到sus2在第五弦空弦音A，接續著彈奏第五弦第二格的大三度音B，則可以找到sus4在第五弦第 …

2020年2月27日 · “A” because the chord is A. “Sus” is short for “suspended.” Suspended means the 3rd is left out. Finally, 2 means there’s a 2 in the chord. In this case, the 2 replaced, or “suspended,” the 3. Sometimes the 3rd is replaced by a 4th instead of a 2nd. So an A major chord would change from 1-3-5, A-C#-E, to 1-4-5, A-D-E.

Master the A sus2 guitar chord with our comprehensive guide. Learn the notes A, B, and E and understand the intervals 1, 2, and 5 that build this Suspended/Power chord. Perfect your guitar skills today!

Learn every single closed-position sus2 (suspended) triad on guitar.

Explore the unique sound of suspended 2nd chords, or “sus2 chords,” and learn how to use them to add depth to your playing. This post covers the theory behind sus chords, practical tips for incorporating them into your music, and popular songs that feature these chords.

Here are the five open suspended 2nd chords, also known as sus2. In this case, the 3 has been replaced by a 2, so once again the major/minor quality has disappeared, has been suspended, and the sound of the chord is unresolved. These chords, like the sus4s, are not often lingered on for that reason, but some bands have made good use of them.