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4 +2 | (acordes) de séptima con la segunda o la cuarta suspendidas |
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"septima con cuarta suspendida" and chord notation |
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(acordes) de séptima con la segunda o la cuarta suspendidas Explanation: "Acordes de séptima suspendida", aunque se encuentre alguna vez, no es un término lógico, porque lo que está suspendido no es la séptima, sino la cuarta (normalmente) o a veces la segunda. Es decir, que se trata de un acorde de séptima en el que se sustituye la tercera por la cuarta, o bien la fundamental por la segunda. Así pues, la expresión correcta será la indicada. Puede consultarse http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acorde |
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Reference: "septima con cuarta suspendida" and chord notation Reference information: I'm sure it refers to 7th chords with suspended 2 seconds or fourths. The link below shows 'images' references for "séptima con cuarta suspendida" and many of them show chords as 7sus4 for piano, guitar, etc. Reference: http://www.google.com/search?um=1&hl=en&biw=950&bih=636&tbm=... |
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