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Wayne Dyer said: “If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.”
It’s true in music too. Quite literally.
Take, for example, suspended chords.
If you ever see a suspended 4 chord (or “sus4″), it simply means to play the fourth instead of the third in a major chord.
In a post last week, I talked about quartal chords — which are chords built off fourth intervals.
But here’s an interesting discovery with quartal chords. They are actually inverted suspended chords. Yup, suspended chords! Here’s why…
Today’s post is going to be very exciting because we’re going to finish off our ballad we started a few days ago.
If you remember, we started playing this ballad with just TWO chords. Then it turned into a few more. Yesterday, we actually added a turnaround chord progression. Today, we’re adding seventh chords and even a suspended chord. Check it out…
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