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A7sus4 chord

A dominant 7th suspended 4th

C4
A
C5
D
E
G

Want it in context? Open A7sus4 on the full piano.

Notes

  • A
    R
  • D
    4
  • E
    5
  • G
    b7

Formula: R – 4 – 5 – b7

A7sus4 inversions

The same notes, with a different note in the bass.

Root position A7sus4

C4
A
C5
D
E
G

1st inversion A7sus4/D

C5
D
E
G
A
C6

2nd inversion A7sus4/E

C5
E
G
A
C6
D

3rd inversion A7sus4/G

C5
G
A
C6
D
E

FAQ

What notes are in the A7sus4 chord?

The A dominant 7th suspended 4th chord (A7sus4) has 4 notes: A, D, E and G.

How do you play A7sus4 on the piano?

Put your right hand on A, D, E and G, starting from A. A common fingering for three-note chords is thumb (1), middle finger (3) and little finger (5).

What is the formula of a dominant 7th suspended 4th chord?

R – 4 – 5 – b7 (in semitones from the root: 0, 5, 7, 10).