Man: The key of A.
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Man: Where in E.
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Man: Where in Eb.
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Man: So on and so forth. It is called a Suspended two chord.
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Man: the Sus2
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Man: Which in C, would be a closed by the D note.
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Man: Which is 2nd note from the scale so in C, you play the D with the 2nd finger. At the same time, this is the note G.
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Man: Which gives an unresolved sent feeling.
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Man: Then, play the E with your 3rd finger while still holding down the G which gives a sense of resolution.
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Man: Pretty full like Crammers.
Improvised with Ionian Scale in the key of C, sticking in the Sus2 chord whenever you feel like it.
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Man: Ionian Scale.
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Man: Okay.
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Man: Sometimes, you can play the root note with the 5th finger and you up to it with the thumb of your left hand as a compliment.
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Man: Sounds good if you play the root with your little finger.
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Man: And, roll unto the 5th note which if you are in the key of C would be G.
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Man: Your 2nd finger, then roll your thumb up to the 10th.
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Man: Which would be the E, count out 10 notes from the 8th up to 10th.
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Man: You can used this relationship, you can you use it also when you get into the four chords.
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Man: This will goes with F, use the 1-4-5 chord relationships. Play it around with the bar count in order, just change chords whenever you feel like it.
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