Root 6 Suspended Bar Chord
Esus
Esus
The root 6 suspended bar chord is based upon the open E suspended (Esus) chord. An alternative fingering (see diagram) is often used as the basis of the bar chord.
If this open shape is played as a bar chord on the third fret it becomes a Gsus chord, and an Asus if played on the fifth fret. See the following diagrams.
Gsus
Asus
The following exercise incorporates the percussive strum into a rhythm pattern that uses downstrums on both the beats of the bar as well as the "ands".
Rhythm Pattern
Class Sessions
1- INTRODUCTION
2- Root 6 Suspended Bar Chord
3- Root 6 Minor Seventh Bar Chord
4- Root 6 Major Seventh Bar Chord
5- Root 6 Ninth Bar Chord
6- Sixth Rock Chords - Root 5
7- Sixth Rock Chords - Root 6
8- Dampening
9- Rock Chords
10- Other Bar Chord - Shapes
11- Root 5 Seventh Bar Chord
12- Root 5 Minor Bar Chord
13- Root 5 Bar Chords
14- Other Bar Chord - Types
15- Root 6 Seventh Bar Chord
16- The Percussive Strum
17- Root 6 Minor Bar Chord
18- Root 6 Major Bar Chord
19- The Rudiments of Music
20- Bar Chord Chart
21- Root 4 Bar Chord Shapes
22- Root 6 Ninth Bar Chord
23- Time Signatures
24- Root 5 Suspended Bar Chord
25- More titles by LearnToPlayMusic.com
26- Root 6 Sixth Bar Chord
27- Approach to Practice
28- Root 5 Minor Seventh Bar Chord
29- Sixteenth Note Rhythms
30- Root 5 Sixth Bar Chord
31- Rock Rhythms
32- Seventh Rock Chords
33- Root 5 Major Seventh Bar Chord
34- Alternative Root 5 Seventh Shape
35- Seventh Suspended Chords
36- Note Values
37- Rhythm Notation
38- What is a Chord?
39- Notes, Rhythms And Rests
40- The Formation of a Bar Chord
41- Notes on the Guitar Fretboard
42- Notes on the Guitar Fretboard