G7sus4 chord (G dominant seventh suspended fourth) on piano
G7sus4 (G dominant seventh suspended fourth) has four notes: G, C, D and F. Its formula is 1, 4, 5, b7. In major keys, G7sus4 is the II7sus4 chord in F major, the III7sus4 in Eb major, the V7sus4 in C major and the VI7sus4 in Bb major.
G7sus4 inversions and fingering
G C D F · RH 1-2-3-5 · LH 5-3-2-1
C D F G · RH 1-2-4-5 · LH 5-4-2-1
D F G C · RH 1-2-3-5 · LH 5-3-2-1
F G C D · RH 1-2-4-5 · LH 5-4-2-1
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| Symbol | G7sus4 |
|---|---|
| Also written | G7sus |
| Notes | G C D F |
| Formula | 1 4 5 b7 |
| Intervals | root, perfect fourth, perfect fifth, minor seventh |
| Type | Dominant seventh suspended fourth chord |
G7sus4 across the keyboard
Piano, C3 to C5. Notes in this scale, low to high: C3 (4), D3 (5), F3 (flat 7), G3 (1), C4 (4), D4 (5), F4 (flat 7), G4 (1), C5 (4).
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Questions
What notes are in the G7sus4 chord?
G7sus4 (G dominant seventh suspended fourth) has four notes: G, C, D and F. Its formula is 1, 4, 5, b7. G is the root, C is the perfect fourth, D is the perfect fifth and F is the minor seventh.
How do you play G7sus4 on piano?
Play G, C, D and F together. Root position: G C D F · RH 1-2-3-5 · LH 5-3-2-1.
What key is G7sus4 in?
In major keys, G7sus4 is the II7sus4 chord in F major, the III7sus4 in Eb major, the V7sus4 in C major and the VI7sus4 in Bb major. It is diatonic to those keys, so it fits songs in any of them.
What is the difference between G7sus4 and G7?
G7sus4 and G7 share G, D and F. G7sus4 has C, the 4th, where G7 has B, the 3rd.