Db · Chord
Db 7sus4
Db 7sus4 · Displayed in: Db · Dominant seventh suspended fourth · Tones: Db, Gb, Ab, Cb · Aliases: 7sus4, 7sus
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Contains Contained In Perfect matchAb m7add4no5G# B C# F#
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Contains Contained In Perfect matchCb 6sus2B C# F# G#
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Contained InDb Ambassel AeolianC# E F# G# B
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Contained InDb Bati MinorC# E F# G# B
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ContainsDb QuartalC# F# B
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ContainsAb QuartalG# C# F#
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Same-tonic connection (heuristic) Shared tones: 3 · Voice-leading: 0.50Db m7add4no5C# E F# B
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Same-tonic connection (heuristic) Shared tones: 4 · Voice-leading: 0.20Db 7sus4add9C# D# F# G# B
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JolyMusic Cadence – ii-V-I – Suspended dominant in C
Root: C
· Events: 4
Cadence
Open harmony
Theory – Circle of Fourths – 7sus4
Root: C
· Events: 12
Open harmony
Theory – Circle of Fifths – 7sus4
Root: C
· Events: 12
Open harmony
Jazz – Modal Sus Color in C
Root: C
· Events: 3
Cadence
Open harmony
Maiden Voyage
Root: D
· Events: 25
Lead
Open harmony
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