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For questions about the theory behind building and naming chords. Do not use for questions about how to physically play a chord or chord progression on an instrument.
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What does the chord C(4) mean?
I am trying to figure out a chord in the song God Is On The Move (CCLI #7048139). What does the chord notation C(4) mean? This is not a Csus4.
Source: http://www.praisecharts.com/songs/details/27 …
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