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I have some chords that I want to know how to play?

Q. You know the chords on top of the sheet music of some piano sheets?
There are some chords that are unfamiliar to me.
Example: D(add4)
Cmaj9
Bm/D
Cmaj7
Em9
A7sus
A7
Fmaj9
Dsus
D6
Bm7
G13sus
Thanks so much!

I know it's a lot of notes, but if you know even one, please tell me how to play it!

A. Buy yourself a basic book on music theory. It will explain all of this to you and a lot more besides. It's not expensive.

Original Question

Is A7sus/F a piano chord?
Q. I was looking through lead sheet music the other day and oneof the chords was A7sus/F. Does anyone know if that is an actual chord or what it is?

Thanks!

A. It would be a A7sus, with an F for bass. Yeah, it's a chord. The notes in it would be F A D E G, in that order.
Have fun.

Original Question

What notes are in an A7sus chord?
Q. I would like to know how to play this chord on the piano.

A. A7sus Chord; deviates from a A7 by switching the 3 with a 4.
So instead of A C E G, you get: A D E G

Further explanation:
To create a simple Major Triad you take the 1-3-5 of a scale to make a chord.
In this case: A-C-E

The 7 indicates you flat the 7th degree of the major scale, and the sus or suspended is achieved by replacing the 3 with a 4...

Hope this is useful.

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